Unlocked Small Group Idea Deck

Pull a card. Open the door.

The 5 Pack includes five decks for the price of four!

Unlocked is a resource to help you unlock and open the door to great small groups. It's a 55 card deck that handles the game and ice breaker questions with zero prep so you can spend your energy on the part only you can do: knowing your students, diving into the Word, following up on last week, and being present when someone opens up.

The Unlocked Small Group Idea Deck includes:

20 Game Cards get everyone off their phones and into the circle. Ninja, Wink 'Em, Zip Zap Zop, Two Truths & a Lie, and more. No supplies, no setup, no gym required. Simple instructions so you can pull a card and roll.

25 Group Chat Cards each hold three questions: one ridiculous, one that helps students actually get to know each other, and one that checks in on their week. It's the same rhythm every time, so the room warms up on its own and lands somewhere real by question three. It's all about creating space to build connection and relationship that pays off as students build trust.

10 Devotional Cards are there when you need them. Each one names something students are actually carrying, like doubt, exhaustion, comparison, anger, failure, or feeling invisible. The card points to a passage of Scripture and gives you five discussion questions that can open the door to great conversation and growth. These aren't meant to be your regular small group devotionals ... but they're there in case you have an emergency and need to break the glass on something with zero prep.

Perfect for:

• Small groups
• Sunday school and mid-week student ministry
• Retreats, camps, and DNow weekends
• Hosting a group in your home

Includes:

• 20 no-prep circle games
• 25 conversation starter cards (75 questions total)
• 10 devotional cards with Scripture references and discussion questions
• Tuck box that fits in a bag, a glovebox, or a back pocket

Pro Tip: Put a deck in every small group leader's hands. Let them prep the conversation that matters while the deck handles the rest.