The danger of lowering the Leadership Bar

March 12, 2010 in Leadership,Small Groups with View Comments

Here’s part 2 of my interview with Randall Neighbour (here’s part 1).  It’s a follow-up interview to his new book, The Naked Truth of Small Group Ministry: When it Won’t Work and What to Do About It.  I was challenged, but had some follow-up questions for Randall.

Here’s part 2 of my interview with Randall Neighbour, focusing on the dangers Randall sees with lowering the leadership bar when it comes to recruiting new leaders.

Randall Neighbour, part 2 from Ben Reed on Vimeo.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/miccmac Mike Mack

    Good interview, Ben. There has been a lot of buzz on boards and blogs (inclusing mine) lately about where the bar for leadership should be set. I think Randall is correct in saying we need to focus on discipling and developing group members with the expectation that, like a healthy family, they will leave home to launch their own groups. But this should be organic, not forced.

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