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Dr. Stan Toler
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(adj.): Resounding life
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Distinguishing Qualities of a Church
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Distinguishing Qualities of a Vibrant Church They have intentional focus. They are innovative & flexible. They are more interested in inventing than copying. They build healthy organizational systems.
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Distinguishing Qualities of a Vibrant Church They are in touch with the surrounding culture. They know how to disagree without being disagreeable. They focus on human hurt & spiritual hopes of people.
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Become Prayerfully Diagnostic
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Overcome Obstacles
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Growth Inhibitors for the Vibrant Church Leadership Models Grandma Syndrome Fellowship Groups Pastoral Staff Church Facilities
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Growth Inhibitors for the Vibrant Church Church Finances Ministry Misplacement Pastoral Change Size of Community Pastoral Expectations
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1. Position they have to. Source: John C. Maxwell 5 Levels of Leadership People will follow you because...
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2. Permission they want to. Source: John C. Maxwell 5 Levels of Leadership People will follow you because...
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3. Production what you have done for the organization. Source: John C. Maxwell 5 Levels of Leadership People will follow you because...
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4. People Development what you have done for them. Source: John C. Maxwell 5 Levels of Leadership People will follow you because...
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Source: John C. Maxwell 5. Pinnacle who you are & what you represent. 5 Levels of Leadership People will follow you because...
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Become Prayerfully Diagnostic Overcome The Obstacles Focus on God
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1.Develop a Mission Statement Focus
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To make Christlike disciples in the nations. Mission
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1. Develop a Mission Statement 2. Design a Corporate Vision Statement 3. Decide on Core Values Focus
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Church’s Health Cycle Model Where does your ministry stand? Vision Beliefs Goals Strategy Decline Polarization Questioning Living in the past
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Partnership
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Launching a Partnership with the Laity Believers are called to minister. Every believer is gifted by God in unique & specific ways. One of the most significant roles of the pastor is in equipping the laity for ministry.
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The church should be both a place for ministry “the church gathered”, as well as a base for ministry outside the church “the church scattered.” Ministry is serving; it is love in action. The church will not fully accomplish its mission in the world until laypersons are encouraged to find and fulfill their ministry. Launching a Partnership with the Laity
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Why Build a Ministry Team? Shared vision & values It’s Biblical It’s more effective
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My Ministry Profile Purpose Personality Passion Plans
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Spiritual Gifts Source: Rick Warren Heart for Ministry Ability- Giftedness Personality Experience
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Select & train a team leader Form a ministry action team Create vision & purpose Establish accountability lines Launching a Ministry Action Team
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Launching a Ministry Action Team Develop realistic goals Empower and release Affirm and recognize Streamline the structure
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Serving God & His People with Excellence
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Friendship Instead of arguing for Christianity, try living it. Then see how many ‘fish’ you catch. -Tom Johnson
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Friendship Evangelism
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What is Evangelism?
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Friendship Evangelism is a process of communication. The principle of exposure The principle of clear articulation The principle of listening The principle of lifestyle
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Evangelism produces spiritual life. Evangelism meets needs. Evangelism is sharing the good news. Evangelism is only effective when a person enters a relationship with Christ. Friendship
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(n.): 1) a. One who has see or heard something. b. One who gives evidence. 2) To serve as or furnish evidence of. Witness
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Prayer Evangelism Needs Evangelism Effective Evangelism Methods
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Finding the Unchurched Answer these four questions with the information indicated and you’ll be more successful in marketing the church.
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Effective Evangelism Methods Prayer Evangelism Needs Evangelism Relationship Evangelism
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Circle of Friends The ABC’s Network Plan
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Prayer Evangelism Needs Evangelism Relationship Evangelism Event Evangelism Deeds Evangelism Media Evangelism Worship Evangelism Church Planting Effective Evangelism Methods
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Discipleship Our goal should be to make Christlike disciples in the nations. -Jesse C. Middendorf
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The Discipling Process
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What is a Disciple? 1.A disciple is a student. 2.A disciple is a steward. 3.A disciple is a servant.
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How Do We Develop Disciples?
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Step One: Understand Them What are they looking for? Am I needed? Can I make friends here? Where do I fit in?
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Worship Service Space Step Two: Prepare for them. Extra seating Welcome Center Information packets
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Relationship Building Spiritual Disciplines Lay Involvement Handling Responsibilities Fellowship Step Three: Educate them.
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1.Pursing Holiness 2.Private Worship 3.Public Worship 4.Observing Sacraments 5.Personal Witnessing 6.Personal Discipline 7.Biblical Stewardship Disciplines of Every Follower of Christ 8 8 8.Church Membership
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Pastor’s Welcome Class Week 1 Vision Week 2 Confidence Week 3 Communication Week 4 Family 4 Weeks Gifts Discovery Class Week 1 Personality Profiles Week 2 Interest & Skills Week 3 Spiritual Gifts 1 Week 4 Spiritual Gifts 2 4 Weeks Discipleship Class Week 1 Beliefs Week 2 Core Values Week 3 Stewardship Week 4 Lay Ministry 4 Weeks Class Schedule
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Worship Worship is the gospel in motion. -Robert Webber
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God Exalting Worship 1. Community Worship 2. Community Fellowship 3. Community Service
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1.Lack of preparation 2. A spirit of unforgiveness 3. A critical attitude 4. A deceitful heart Barriers to Worship
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1.We do not need a building to worship. 2.There is no correct style of worship. 3.True worship answers the questions about God and life. 4.Worship is a powerful witness to the unchurched. Facts About Worship
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1.Identify the goal of the service. 2.Identify the message that will be communicated. 3.Identify the target audience that you want to reach. Planning for Worship
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Stewardship Giving is the result of an inspired motive. -Melvin Maxwell
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Expectations of Today’s Givers 1.Givers want more say in where money goes. 2.Givers want to see results from their gifts. 3.Givers want to make a difference through their gifts.
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Raising Up Generous Givers 1.Stewardship Education
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2. Purposeful Motivation 3. Systematic Invitation 4. Meaningful Celebration Raising Up Generous Givers
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The Church Planning Process
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Ships of Ministry Selections (monthly) PartnershipFriendshipDiscipleship WorshipStewardship Vibrant Church Project
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The Christian Calendar Special Seasons Felt Needs. Expositions/Preaching through a book of the Bible. Lectionary Sermon Series (identify at least 12 topics)
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The Vibrant Church Yearly Planner Ships of Ministry Emphasis Sermon Plan Events with a Purpose Celebrations
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Plan one unchurched event per quarter. Events with a Purpose
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Plan one per month. Celebrations
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