Here’s part 4 of my interview with Randall (on Twitter HERE), as a follow-up to his book, The Naked Truth of Small Group Ministry: When it Won’t Work and What to Do About It. You can see part 1 HERE and part 2 HERE and part 3 HERE.
My question for Randall: How do [...]
Would you ever ban somebody from being a part of your small group?
That question has been going through my mind after I read an article about some American pastors who went to Uganda to speak against homosexuality. They preached in support of a bill that
…creates a new category of crime called “Aggravated Homosexuality,” which calls [...]
How important is it to have your lead pastor’s buy-in? Can a small group ministry thrive in an environment where the pastor isn’t living life with others in biblical community?
Randall Neighbour doesn’t think so.
Here’s part 3 of my interview with him, as a follow-up to his book, The Naked Truth of Small Group Ministry: [...]
I’ve read through Randall Neighbour’s 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.
I thought that my interview would take 3-5 minutes. 30 minutes later, we were still talking. So I’ve decided to break it up into [...]
Beware of placing such stringent restrictions on potential new leaders that you crowd out great individuals who can, and will, grow.
What are your requirement for small group leadership?
I don’t know about you, but I tend to box myself in. I find something that works, then stick with that plan 100% until I have completely run it into the ground.
And that’s not a good thing.
When it comes to serving in ministry, “boxes” are helpful, but should constantly be evaluated…and burned if necessary.
That’s why [...]
I had a chance to watch The Summit live, but many people didn’t have that opportunity. So, Lifeway has made the video available for you to watch. And, just like the conference, this video is FREE.
I blogged the event, including highlights from the entire week while the small group experts were in Nashville, at Rick [...]
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Perform a Google Search for “How to Increase your Twitter Follwers” and you get plenty of websites/services to follow.
Many of these are services, where you opt in to following 10 people then auto-following everybody else back, guarantee that you’ll have 20,000 Twitter followers in 30 days.
Others give ways to buy Twitter followers. I’m not kidding. [...]
I asked this question on Twitter:
I was hoping to get a list of the conferences that people I know and trust are attending. I did. And the list was huge. It included men’s conferences, pastor’s conferences, conferences close by, and others far away. Some designed to equip you to be a better leader. Others focused [...]
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Whether you’re a church leader, a business leader, a small group leader, or the leader of a local gang, you should constantly evaluate your system.
We just had a small groups launch yesterday at Grace Community Church. 10 new small groups launched, with over 150 people committing to joining new groups. Amazing, right?!?
There’s room for improvement.
There [...]
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