FAQs Concerning a Small Group

  1.  What is a Small Group? Small Groups are designed to help us be disciples and make disciples by equipping, empowering, and engaging one another through the Holy Spirit in the Word, prayer, fellowship, evangelism, generosity, and excellence. These groups will be made up of 2-6 people who will take time to engage in the Presence of God together for the purpose of activating the Holy Spirit’s work through their lives.

  2. Why should I become part of a Small Group?

    The standing orders that Jesus Christ gave to the church until His return is to “make disciples” (Mat 28:18-20). We become disciples by actively receiving and releasing the anointing of God into the lives of others.

  3. What material should I use for our Small Group meetings?

    We strongly encourage and recommend using the Bible studies (select one study at a time) provided in our DRC (Discipleship Resource Center). There are presently studies provided in three languages from several sources in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

  4. How long, when, and where will my group meet?

    It is recommended that each Small Group meet for the duration of their chosen study (6, 8, 10, 12 weeks, etc.). Groups should have between 2-5 people with a designated facilitator. Once a group exceeds 5 individuals (or 3 couples), it should “multiply” into two groups, with an additional leader prayerfully selected. Each group can determine the timing of their gatherings. Once a week is suggested, but some groups may meet every other week. Small groups can meet in homes, coffee shops, out in the community, at the church, or even virtually (on ZOOM, etc.).

  5. How do I get involved?

    First, pray about activating the Great Commission in your life to “Make Disciples.” Second, please fill in the information at the “Sign Up” link and you will be contacted by a ministry team leader.

  6. Who shall I contact if I have additional questions?

    Please email your questions to: theo@newlifema.com