1. You will understand the Bible better in a Small Group.

If you've ever listened to a Bible teacher or preacher and wanted to stop that person and say, "But, what about...?" or "I don't understand!" then a small group is for you! Preaching and teaching are forms of communication... you listen while the speaker speaks. It's fine for communicating information, but is not as effective in helping people develop a personal application. This is where a small group comes in. In a small group setting, you can ask questions, participate in a discussion, and hear others share insights and illustrations of the truth you have been taught.

Sometimes I've had people tell me after a service, "Pastor Frank, it would be helpful if I could sit down with some others and discuss the implications of your message today. You said so much, I need to digest it!" The Small Group Discussion Questions are designed with that purpose in mind!