logging in or signing up CPF Ses 20 Training Servant Leaders rlccphil Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 40 Category: Spiritual/ Ins.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: September 01, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: Church Planting Foundations The art and method of planting a new churchSlide 2: PRINCIPLE NO. 1 Christianity is a movement , not a monument . PRINCIPLE NO. 2 If you don’t go missional , you will become institutional .Slide 3: PRINCIPLE NO. 3 The foundation and life of biblical church planting is evangelism . PRINCIPLE NO. 4 Without a core of genuine believers there is no church.Slide 4: PRINCIPLE NO. 5 It takes a genuine community to grow a Christian. PRINCIPLE NO. 6 Assimilation is a process , not an event .Slide 5: PRINCIPLE NO. 7 Discipleship is the purpose of all true fellowship. PRINCIPLE NO. 8 Without accountability the community will become a fatality .Slide 6: PRINCIPLE NO. 9 Developing homegrown leaders makes better churches. PRINCIPLE NO. 10 Church planting is only completed when servant leaders are appointed .Slide 7: How to GO to the lost G enerate contact points with the lost O ffer God’s love to the lost in tangible waysSlide 8: How to BRING seekers to faith in Christ B egin spiritual conversations R eveal your personal testimony I nvite them to study the Christian faith with you N arrate the good news about the kingdom of God G uide seekers toward genuine conversionSlide 9: How to JOIN believers into the community J udge if believers need help with their conversion. O rient them about their fourfold calling. I nstruct them on the six godly habits of faithful disciples. N udge them toward spiritual formation.Slide 10: How to BUILD faithful disciples B egin by establishing agreements and boundaries. U nderstand the mentee’s developmental needs. I nstruct the mentee according to his or her learning style. L ove the mentee unconditionally but firmly. D evelop the mentee toward spiritual maturity.Slide 11: Session Twenty Training Servant LeadersSlide 12: WHAT KINDS OF ORGANIZATIONS/MOVEMENTS MINISTRIES MINISTRY TEAMS SMALL GROUPS INDIVIDUALS L E A D E R SSlide 13: UNDERSTANDINGSlide 14: “Leadership is influence —nothing more, nothing less. ” John MaxwellSlide 15: “Everyone is a leader.” César CastellanosSlide 16: “A leader is one who influences a specific group of people to move in a God-given direction.” J. Robert ClintonSlide 17: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire, the ability, and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 18: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire, the ability, and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 19: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire, the ability, and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 20: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability, and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 21: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 22: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 23: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 24: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 25: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 26: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 27: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose .” Bong BaylonSlide 29: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Becoming a leader is a journey of discovery.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 30: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “The heart of a leader is the heart of leadership.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 31: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Time and experience will reveal true brilliance.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 32: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Competence is a gift, not a certificate.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 33: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Calling creates competence.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 34: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Character is detrimental but it’s not the basis of calling.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 35: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Authority is always given, never taken.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND OTHER LEADERS FOLLOWERS GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 36: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “A position is not a promotion but a confirmation.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND OTHER LEADERS FOLLOWERS GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 37: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Authority is about trust, so accountability is a must.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND OTHER LEADERS FOLLOWERS GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 38: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “True leadership is service, not selfish.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND OTHER LEADERS FOLLOWERS GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 39: Dynamics of Leadership Credibility of the Leader Challenge of Leadership Character Competence Calling Context of Leadership Other Leaders Followers Life Cycle Stage Change Change A B 1. Common Purpose 2. Course of Action 3. Communication 4. Commitment 5. Community 6. Culture Competencies of LeadershipSlide 40: How to TRAIN servant leaders T each leadership principles and practices to potential leaders R ely on God’s processing methods A ssign them to leadership responsibilities I ncrease their responsibilities over time N urture , empower and release them You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
CPF Ses 20 Training Servant Leaders rlccphil Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 40 Category: Spiritual/ Ins.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: September 01, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: Church Planting Foundations The art and method of planting a new churchSlide 2: PRINCIPLE NO. 1 Christianity is a movement , not a monument . PRINCIPLE NO. 2 If you don’t go missional , you will become institutional .Slide 3: PRINCIPLE NO. 3 The foundation and life of biblical church planting is evangelism . PRINCIPLE NO. 4 Without a core of genuine believers there is no church.Slide 4: PRINCIPLE NO. 5 It takes a genuine community to grow a Christian. PRINCIPLE NO. 6 Assimilation is a process , not an event .Slide 5: PRINCIPLE NO. 7 Discipleship is the purpose of all true fellowship. PRINCIPLE NO. 8 Without accountability the community will become a fatality .Slide 6: PRINCIPLE NO. 9 Developing homegrown leaders makes better churches. PRINCIPLE NO. 10 Church planting is only completed when servant leaders are appointed .Slide 7: How to GO to the lost G enerate contact points with the lost O ffer God’s love to the lost in tangible waysSlide 8: How to BRING seekers to faith in Christ B egin spiritual conversations R eveal your personal testimony I nvite them to study the Christian faith with you N arrate the good news about the kingdom of God G uide seekers toward genuine conversionSlide 9: How to JOIN believers into the community J udge if believers need help with their conversion. O rient them about their fourfold calling. I nstruct them on the six godly habits of faithful disciples. N udge them toward spiritual formation.Slide 10: How to BUILD faithful disciples B egin by establishing agreements and boundaries. U nderstand the mentee’s developmental needs. I nstruct the mentee according to his or her learning style. L ove the mentee unconditionally but firmly. D evelop the mentee toward spiritual maturity.Slide 11: Session Twenty Training Servant LeadersSlide 12: WHAT KINDS OF ORGANIZATIONS/MOVEMENTS MINISTRIES MINISTRY TEAMS SMALL GROUPS INDIVIDUALS L E A D E R SSlide 13: UNDERSTANDINGSlide 14: “Leadership is influence —nothing more, nothing less. ” John MaxwellSlide 15: “Everyone is a leader.” César CastellanosSlide 16: “A leader is one who influences a specific group of people to move in a God-given direction.” J. Robert ClintonSlide 17: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire, the ability, and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 18: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire, the ability, and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 19: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire, the ability, and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 20: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability, and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 21: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 22: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 23: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 24: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 25: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 26: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose.” Bong BaylonSlide 27: “A leader is someone whom God has given the desire , the ability , and the authority to influence a specific number of people toward the accomplishment of a specific goal or purpose .” Bong BaylonSlide 29: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Becoming a leader is a journey of discovery.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 30: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “The heart of a leader is the heart of leadership.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 31: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Time and experience will reveal true brilliance.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 32: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Competence is a gift, not a certificate.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 33: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Calling creates competence.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 34: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Character is detrimental but it’s not the basis of calling.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE PEOPLE GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 35: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Authority is always given, never taken.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND OTHER LEADERS FOLLOWERS GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 36: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “A position is not a promotion but a confirmation.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND OTHER LEADERS FOLLOWERS GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 37: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “Authority is about trust, so accountability is a must.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND OTHER LEADERS FOLLOWERS GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 38: DESIRE ABILITY A U T H O R I T Y LEADER “True leadership is service, not selfish.” INFLUENCE LEADERSHIP AND OTHER LEADERS FOLLOWERS GOAL OR PURPOSE G O D G I V E NSlide 39: Dynamics of Leadership Credibility of the Leader Challenge of Leadership Character Competence Calling Context of Leadership Other Leaders Followers Life Cycle Stage Change Change A B 1. Common Purpose 2. Course of Action 3. Communication 4. Commitment 5. Community 6. Culture Competencies of LeadershipSlide 40: How to TRAIN servant leaders T each leadership principles and practices to potential leaders R ely on God’s processing methods A ssign them to leadership responsibilities I ncrease their responsibilities over time N urture , empower and release them