Small Group Ministry
Get connected and grow together in Christ
"Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Amen." Ephesians 3:20-21
Small groups meet once a week for 1 1/2 to 2 hours in homes across the city or online. Groups of 10 meet to study God's Word, pray and grow together in community.
The fall session runs from October to early December and then breaks for Christmas. The winter session starts up mid-January and runs through to early May. If you are interested in hosting a small group in your home, please contact Andrew & Jennifer Sarlo or contact us.
For the latest info on small groups and to sign-up, please click here.
Discussion Questions for Acts 16:6-40, Planting on Christ's Promises, October 5,2025
1) Read the passage, Acts 16:6-40, together. Are there any people, places, or words you don’t understand? Check the back of your Bibles for a map to help understand the geography.
2) This passage shows us that the words of Jesus are coming true in the work of his disciples and apostles. Are there any other statements or stories from Jesus’ life that are brought to mind as you
3) In verses 6-10 Luke tells us that the Holy Spirit had forbidden the missionary trio from entering certain areas. What temptations do we face when God says no or not yet? How should we respond to God’s loving “No”?
4) Paul and Silas show their faith by singing in prison. Are you more prone to reach out to God, others, or within yourself for comfort in pain? What words of scriptures, lyrics of songs, or other Godly truth do you preach to yourself in pain and sorrow? Is there a situation you need help finding God’s words for comfort?
5) Citizenship is a major theme of this passage, the letter to the Philippians, and the Apostle Paul’s life. How does his standing up for his rights in verses 35-40 show his love for his neighbours?
6) God promised a harvest of salvation to labourers who would take His word into His harvest. Why should this give us boldness in our evangelism?
7) Is there someone in your life we can pray for as you seek to share the good news of Jesus with them?
