Format(s): Microsoft Word
Type: Training Tool
Price: $14.95
Training ThemeEmpowering Group Members
We can't force spiritual growth, but we can empower people to take their next spiritual steps.
Topics: | Empowering, Encouragement, Life-change, Spiritual formation, Spiritual growth, Training, Transformation |
Filters: | Coach, Director, Facilitator, Group Leader, Train |
Purpose: | Discipleship |
References: | None |
Date Added: | February 13, 2012 |
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Is Our Church Discipling?
Assess and reflect on your efforts toward fostering growth.
Exegesis and Hermeneutics for Small Groups
Practical information and tips to faithfully interpret Scripture togethersee more downloads
Recognizing When We're Dangerously Tired
The difference between "good tired" and "dangerous tired"
Is Your Group Safe for Open-Heart Surgery?
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"While the desire to see spiritual growth is a good thing, we can't make other people change. But we can create environments where change can happen, and empower group members to take their next spiritual steps. And that's what Empowering Group Members is all about.
Use this Training Theme resource to hold a training event for small-group leaders, for one-on-one training with coaches, or as supplemental handouts for leaders to read on their own. However you use it, leaders will gain lots of practical ideas for empowering their group members. In this one resource you'll receive a devotional for leaders, two assessments, two case studies, six how-to articles, an assessment leaders can use with their group members, and a retreat plan."
Note: To view a sample from this resource, check out Measuring Spiritual Growth.
Leader's GuideOverview
This Is Why They Call You a "Leader"
And what you're supposed to do because of it.
By Sam O'Neal
The Self-Starter Strategy for Spiritual Growth
Looking to Shamgar, Rahab, and the Ethiopian eunuch for inspiration
By Rachel Gilmore
Are Group Members Experiencing Life-Change?
Take a deeper look at several categories of group life.
By Rick Lowry
Do I Engage Different Learning Styles?
Addressing how different people learn gives you a better shot at teaching them.
By Scottie May and Sam O'Neal
When Comfort Becomes a Bad Thing
What to do when you've been together too long
By Diana Bennett
Permission to Assume Power
Why giving away leadership might be the best thing you can do
By Pat J. Sikora
Creating an Environment for Empowerment
Four ways to create opportunities for empowering group members
By Diana Bennett
How to Share Ownership of Your Small Group
This is an important step for any small-group leader.
By Jay Firebaugh
Measuring Spiritual Growth
Using objectives and doorposts
By Alan Danielson
Transformation Takes Time
Follow these steps to lead people down the path of continued spiritual growth.
By Brett Eastman
Encouraging "Next Steps" for Your Group Members
Set a goal for spiritual maturity and a realistic pace for spiritual growth
By Tony Escobar
Learning Styles and Lesson Preparation
Understanding how people learn gives you a better shot at teaching them.
By Scottie May
Group Member Evaluation
Examine how a recent study has affected your head, heart, hands, and feet.
By Steve Grusendorf
Retreat Plan
Total number of pages: 36
You have permission to make up to 1,000 copies of this resource within your local church.
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