Scott and Steve explore the downsides of printed and video based curricula. They discuss other resources small groups can use for intentional disciple making, such as "A Disciple’s Journal".

Scott and Steve build on General Secretary Junius Dotson’s mantra “stop fixing churches” by discussing how to build a culture of growing Wesleyan leaders through small groups.

Scott and Steve continue their interview with Kevin Watson about his book "The Class Meeting". Scott and Steve also interview Amy Sigmon from Belle Meade United Methodist Church about her experience with The Class Meeting.

Scott and Steve interview Kevin Watson about his book "The Class Meeting". This is part one of a two-part series.

Scott and Steve explore the essential elements of most small groups. Find out the seven components necessary to make your small groups thrive.

Scott and Steve interview Lead Pastor Donna Banks, and Associate Pastor Cameron Merrill from St. Francis United Methodist Church in Cary, North Carolina about their small group ministry called Table Groups.

Steve and Scott continue their interview Dr David Lowes Watson about the history of the class leader.

Steve and Scott interview Dr David Lowes Watson about the history of the class leader.

Scott and Steve interview Rev. Jean Tippit, Discipleship Pastor at Christ United Methodist Church in Mobile, AL. Rev. Tippit gives her expertise regarding small group dynamics, such as the role of food, recruiting leaders, and conflict. Additionally, we learn the difference between setting up for a party and a small group.

Scott and Steve give their answers to questions they’ve been frequently asked about small groups: How to start small groups in a church without them; how to get participation; how to identify new leaders; how to accommodate busy schedules.