Common Growth Night
As you enter this week, we want you to engage your group in what they are learning from Sunday’s conversation. We challenge you to practice asking “good” questions as you learn more and connect with your group members on a deeper level.
Check out the Good Questions video below from one of our partner churches to learn more about how to incorporate this practice in your group.
Questions help people to think for themselves and that creates ownership
Questions encourage people to problem-solve
When you ask a question, you are in control of the conversation
Good questions are discovery-based, motivated by a genuine desire to understand, and connect with the other person.
Good questions help your group members own the discussion at a deep level.
After several years, we’ve learned and heard a thing or two that we think can help you as a leader and help your group, too. Within this toolbox is everything we think you might need to feel prepared, equipped, and encouraged to lead your dinner group each week.
This site from our partner church network is loaded with tons of great resources to support and develop you further as a leader.
Planning Center is where you are able to manage your group, group members, and report attendance.
