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 21-23, Picturing and Proclaiming Christ, November 16, 2025
- Review Acts 21-23. Are there any questions from the passage? Any people, terms, places, or other items that are unfamiliar or confusing?
- Read Acts Chapter 21. What are some ways that Paul sets us an example of what the Christian life can look like? (Hospitality and Fellowship, 21:4,8,16; Prayerfulness, 21:5; Priorities, 21:13; Thankfulness, 21:19; Humility, 21:26; Generosity, 21:26; Patient Endurance, 21:37-40)
- What are some ways the stories of other believers in the past or present have encouraged you in your Christian walk?
- You may have heard it said, “Preach the gospel at all times, and if necessary, use words.” How do the lives of Christ and the life of Paul compare to that statement? How do our words and life work together to proclaim Christ?
- How would you answer the question, “What is the Gospel and how did you come to believe it?” What is necessary in that answer? What is unique to your story?
- Do you find it easy or difficult to talk about Christian things with fellow Christians? How can we exercise this muscle with each other?
- What was “faithful (Acts 23:11)” about Paul’s testimony before the mob and the council? What does faithfulness look like for us as we share the Gospel with a lost world?
