Listening Well
A collection of resources that can improve your listening skills and help you apply them in small-group situations
posted 8/20/2008
| Topics: | Communication, Dialogue, Group dynamics, Interpersonal skills, Leadership requirements, Listening, Mentoring |
| Filters: | Apprentice, Facilitator, Group Leader, New leader, Train |
| Purpose: | Ministry |
| References: |  |
| Date Added: | August 20, 2008 |
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Am I Listening Well?
Use this interactive assessment to evaluate your own listening skills, or as a place to start the conversation when training others.
Next Steps
The following resources can further your ability to listen well.
One of the ways we can improve our listening skills within a small group is to apply those skills to our relationship with God. In other words, quieting ourselves to listen for God's Spirit will bring us the dual benefit of helping us listen more closely to others in the group, as well.
Getting Along with People
This five-session course emphasizes that we need to love by both our words and actions. That requires giving our lives to God and learning to say no to things that don't fit into our priorities. It involves learning to communicate lovingly and showing gratitude to God and others.
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Soul Care
Equip your group leaders and coaches on the principles and practices of soul care.
Becoming a Great Listener
This download features practical skills and advice that will help you improve as a listener. It also includes helpful ways to administer those skills in a small-group setting.see more downloads
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