Worship can be a deeply meaningful part of a small group, and how better to worship together than singing God’s Word and promises back to him? This can also be a good way to help your group memorize Scripture and develop a sense of community. For groups that perhaps tend to operate more on a cognitive level, singing the Word balances the small group experience with a more emotive element. Something that might be fun if you have a musical/creative group is to work together to create tunes for Scripture passages. If music is not a natural strong point for your group, you can go to the Singing Scripture Resources page of this website to find resources in which artists have already put the words of Scripture to music.

Website Resources
Worship in a Small Group by Brent Helming
This resource gives a detailed overview of small group worship, describes what the experience may be like, and discusses differences for various group dynamics and other relevant topics. Though not specifically about singing Scripture in a small group, the article will be helpful as you plan on leading Scripture songs.

7 Tips for Leading Worship in Small Groups by Rick Muchow
This list contains practical tips for specific needs in small group worship, presented in a concise, clear, and insightful way. Again, this resource is not specifically on singing Scripture in a small group.