Small Groups Start Tonight

Tonight, we begin our year of small groups together. I look forward to another year with my small group. Welcome to the Beckers! Pastor Brad and I have decided to try doing sermon based small groups this year. Each time our small group gathers we will plan to discuss the sermon from the previous two Sundays and discuss ways to go deeper and put ideas into action. Pastor Brad is currently preaching through the CHRIST acrostic which explains who we are as Hesston MB Church. We will start tonight with what it means to be Centered on Scripture.

So, how about you? Are you a part of a small group? If not, why? Small groups provide a great opportunity to connect with others as well as connect with God.

If you are a part of a small group:

How do you determine what you discuss?
Have you tried sermon based small groups? How did it work?
Is a curriculum chosen by each group or by leadership?

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