Matthew 20:28 reminds us that Jesus didn’t come to be served, but to serve others. Putting the needs of others before your own as a Community Group is a great way to be more like Jesus. Plus, if you’re looking for a way to help your group connect with each other outside your weekly gathering,…
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When was the last time you stopped to check on the health of your group? How would you even know if your group is healthy? Assessment is essential for growth. It’s true for your personal walk with Christ and for your small group leadership. This tool is designed to help you assess your Community Group’s…
Confronting sin in another person’s life can be a challenging thing to do, but it is essential if we desire to “spur one another along in love and good deeds” (Hebrews 10:24). One of our 9 Essentials of Healthy Groups is Scripture. We rely on the truth of God’s Word as the final authority in…
Download the current Saylorville Bible Study Journal here. If you’re a Community Group Leader, check out the Leader Guide for the Bible Study Journal here. This resource has been designed to help men and women read, study, and listen to the Bible in more meaningful ways. We believe God has created us to live and…
Download the current Saylorville Bible Study Journal here. This resource has been designed to help men and women read, study, and listen to the Bible in more meaningful ways. We believe God has created us to live and learn in community with His people, so, the Journal is used best in groups. When people show…
Instructions for Serving in the Coffee Cove An opportunity for Community Groups to share life by serving together The Coffee Cove provides an immediate connection point after the Sunday Worship services for newcomers and regular attenders. Before your scheduled day of serving: Check the Coffee Cove schedule and make note of the dates when your…
If you’re just kicking off your first season as a Group leader, you may be wondering, “What did I get myself into?” The truth is, leading is a huge responsibility, but it’s also a great privilege. Your first ninety days of Group leadership will help pave the way for the rest of your experience –…
Every set of relationships has written or unwritten expectations. In the same way, our Community Groups agree to a set of community commitments that maximize each member’s experience. Very simply, the level of community we gain from our group will be directly related to the level of commitment we give to our group. As a…
After the initial excitement of group formation begins to wear off, it can be easy for group relationships to plateau. If you want people in your group to continue to experience life change together, you’ll need to intentionally pursue intimacy. As a leader, this can seem like a daunting task, but it is possible! Watch…
You might have heard that we’re making some changes… The Short Version Starting September 2021, all of our Cell Groups and Bible Studies will be united under the banner of “Community Groups”, and we will encourage people to join at least one per season. Community Groups are gatherings of 6-12 people centered around life and…