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Continue reading →: Why New Classes Are the Lifeblood of a Growing ChurchNew classes and groups are essential for healthy church growth. New groups create new opportunities to connect and belong. Existing groups often fail to connect new people. Not only do new classes attract new people better, they also develop new leaders…which every church needs. Expand your capacity now to care…
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Continue reading →: Favorite Post: Important Sunday School Job DescriptionsJob descriptions enable effective work in our Sunday School ministry. Knowing expectations and receiving training to fulfill duties well leads to greater impact and sense of fulfillment. At the same time, enlisting and training group members to help the class achieve their mission equips and grows disciples and prepares them…
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Continue reading →: What Are the Four Systems Every Growing Sunday School Must Have?Growth is intentional. Without preparation, there will be no harvest. A Sunday School without these four systems will be unlikely to grow. When teachers involve members in each system, disciples will be healthy and grow and so will the Sunday School. On which system will you focus your class first?
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Continue reading →: The Teacher’s Toolbox: How Strong Teachers Grow Strong Sunday SchoolsDead trees produce no fruit. Sick trees produce sick fruit. Strong, healthy trees grow and produce good fruit. Likewise, strong teachers grow strong classes. Help them develop the skills of invitation, preparation, and care. Strengthen them through training, celebration, mentoring, and encouragement. Fill your teachers’ toolboxes one tool at a…
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Continue reading →: The Most Overlooked Strategy for Growing Your Sunday School: Start New GroupsAre you overlooking the single most reliable growth engine for Sunday School growth: starting new groups? Praying and enlisting more leaders to start new groups, helps reach and care for more people. The result is Sunday School and worship grow and often baptisms and offerings increase because of efforts to…
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Continue reading →: How Do You Teach Them to Apply God’s Word?Teaching understanding is not enough. If we fail to help them meet Him and move toward the change He desires in His Word, then we have failed as teachers and disciple-makers. Teach them to apply God’s Word. Enable them to move toward obedience at lesson end and in their daily…
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Continue reading →: Are You Rowing Toward Your Goal, or Are You Drifting?Working with a Bible study group can be like a boat on a river. Rowing toward your goal is required or drift will take you where you don’t want to be. Rowing requires time, attention, effort, and a goal. You can multiply your group’s efforts by navigating and rowing together.
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Continue reading →: Are You Feeding Them Fish, or Are You Teaching Them to Fish?Teaching them to fish is what disciples need from us, not feeding them. They need need to be taught how to meet God in Bible study for themselves. We can learn some important lessons from the call of Moses about how to encounter God and obey Him. What will you…
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Continue reading →: Sunday School Revolutionary Transition: New LocationThe Sunday School Revolutionary will transition to a new web address to prepare for my retirement on May 1. To celebrate the re-launch at drdarrylwilson.com, please subscribe, share posts, and leave a reply. And continue your good work with your group of giving God and His sheep your best effort!
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Continue reading →: 10 Reasons Why People Participate in a Bible Study GroupDo you know why people participate in your Bible study groups? Evaluate your groups with these 10 reasons and adjust your group to attract new people and to connect with and keep current group members.
