Faith and Small Groups

This section is dedicated to Faith and Small Groups — practical resources created for people who want to grow spiritually in a warm, honest, and relational way. If you’re searching for real answers and a genuine connection with God, you’re in the right place.

Small groups have incredible power to change lives. Real transformation happens when a few people gather together in a living room, around a kitchen table, or even online. In these smaller settings, people feel safe to be honest about their struggles, their questions, their doubts, and their faith. There is something powerful about sitting with others who understand what you’re going through and are willing to walk with you.

I learned this from my own life. After walking through one of the darkest seasons imaginable, it was a small group of ordinary people who helped bring me back to God’s love. They didn’t judge me. They simply listened, shared their own stories, and walked with me through my pain. That experience showed me how powerful small groups can be.

That is the heart behind everything you’ll find in Faith and Small Groups

Here you will discover simple, practical tools designed to help people experience God’s unconditional love and find real peace in the middle of life’s difficulties. The materials are written for everyday people — no theology degree required. Just a willing heart and a desire to grow together with others.

You’ll find studies that deal honestly with the real challenges we all face. Small groups help with anxiety, loneliness, anger, fear, forgiveness, trust, contentment, prayer, or the struggles of relationships. Each resource is designed to create meaningful conversations and lasting spiritual growth.

Deepen your own faith, start your own small group with friends, family members, or neighbors. These resources make that process easy and meaningful. Small groups provide the kind of genuine connection and support that so many people are longing for today.

Small groups changed my life. They can change yours, too.

Welcome. You’re in the right place.

— Tom Monson