Every fall at my local church, we talk about the importance of being
in a small group and we invite people to participate in them. This type
of thing is happening all across the country, maybe even the world: the
call for Christians to participate in small groups. But why is it important for every Christian should be in a small group? Here are three reasons:
Firstly, we should be in a small group is because we need to grow in our faith.
Small groups are the place where we take what we learn on Sundays and
put our Christianity to practice. In my small group, we share openly and
ask questions of the text we’re studying along with the prepared
questions. We discuss—often intensely—what the passage means or
what issues it raises that we deal with in everyday life. This leads us
to discuss the intersection of the Bible and daily life. Our
discussions are often passionate and opinions are made known on a wide
variety of issues. We bring the mess of our lives in and deal with it
together (even with people who we might not know all that well at
first). We do all of this because we love one another and want to spur
one another onto love and good deeds. Continue at Dave Jenkins
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