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Connecting Small Groups to the Sermon
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Like most pastors, I learned early on that if my preaching was to be powerful, it had to be memorable. I tried lots of tactics over the years, but nothing increased the memorability and life-changing impact of my messages as much as the simple act of connecting our small group studies with the weekend message. The benefits were so powerful that, over twenty-five years later, we have still not gone back to an elective-based model. Along with making my messages more memorable, it has produced a host of other church-wide benefits. Here are just a few of the most significant ones.
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Practical Steps to Create Synergy between Whole-Church Teaching and Small Group Focus
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Information overload - that is the world we are living in! It is happening in the church as well. Our children have their curriculum; our teens are doing something else; the message is on one topic; our personal devotions often on yet another; and then our small group is doing an entirely different topic or book of the Bible! There is too much information and no time or opportunity to meditate on it, to discuss with others, or to apply all the topics at hand. These are some of the reasons why, at our church, we decided that we would offer a small group discussion guide based on the weekend message each week. We could see the benefits very quickly.
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