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Attending Small Group Bible Studies

Christians rightly spend a lot of time thinking about leaders—what they should be like, what they should do, mistakes to avoid. But many more Christians are followers than leaders!

In the context of a small group Bible study, those attending the study have a great opportunity to participate in ministry. This page serves as a table of contents for a short series of posts on attending small group Bible studies.

3 Benefits of Small Group Bible Study
Ask These Questions When Joining a Small Group
Sharpen Your Axe: Prepare for Your Small Group
How to Ruin a Small Group Discussion in 4 Easy Steps
Let Down Your Guard to Keep Up the Fight
Ten Characteristics of a Great Small Group Member
Help! I Have a Bad Bible Study Leader!
When to Leave Your Small Group
Pray for the End of Your Small Group

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