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Community Leaders Training

The Community Leaders Training is a 17-part series of videos with the purpose of equipping community or home group leaders to facilitate smaller, more intimate family times and to make the elders’ vision more concrete within communities.

Who Is It For?

While the series is aimed at every saint as a resource, it is beneficial for deacons and community group leaders as they seek to disciple the saints and stir up a culture of community among the believers. We highly recommend that the Community Leaders Training series video are watched by local leadership teams as a group. The series is accompanied by a downloadable workbook for facilitators.

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Sessions

Graphic reading "Make the Vision Concrete" with houseplants, a woven basket and a hand holding a blue mug on a side table
How community should be a place where every person is looked after spiritually, physically, emotionally and financially.
Promotional slide reading 'Community Leader Training – Stung by Killer Bees' with plants and a hand holding a blue mug
The qualifications of a community leader.
Hand holding a blue mug by potted plants with overlaid title ‘Carrying it Lightly’ from Community Leader Training
Do community leaders carry a delegated authority from elders?
Promotional slide reading ‘Community Leader Training: The Goldilocks Principle’ with houseplants, a woven basket and a teal
The importance of ensuring community is a place where people are effectively discipled.
Hand holding a blue mug on a small table beside houseplants, with 'Community Leader Training: Doing Life Together' title
The heart behind community groups as the basic building blocks of a healthy church.
Banner reading "Community Leader Training McDonalds or Steak?" with plants and a hand holding a blue cup on a small table
The importance of preparation and following the Holy Spirit as He leads.
Title graphic reading "Community Leader Training: War and Peace" with houseplants and a blue teacup on a side table
The difference between peacemaking and peacekeeping within community.
Title slide reading 'COMMUNITY LEADER TRAINING: Only Mules & Horses' with plants, a wicker basket and a teal mug on a side
Do we encourage a safe environment for the priesthood of all believers to operate?
Graphic reading ‘Community Leader Training The Schwarzenegger Effect’ over plants, a small table with a blue cup and a gloved
How building truly healthy communities means being willing to reveal our weaknesses.
Graphic reading 'Community Leader Training Accountability' with houseplants and a teal cup on a small side table
The importance of accountability as a tool to help us become more like Christ.
Title card reading 'Community Leader Training The Red Ferrari' with houseplants, a blue mug on a table and a hand in a jumper
Understanding the authority community leaders carry and how to carry it.
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Proactive discipleship and building genuine relationships with people.
Graphic slide reading "Community Leader Training Leading vs Managing" with houseplants and a hand holding a blue mug
The difference between leading and managing and why proactive leading is important.
Potted plants and a cup on a side table with overlaid text “Community Leader Training: Your Voice or His?”
The importance of teaching people to obey Jesus and hear His voice for themselves.
Title slide reading 'Community Leader Training Pavement Chocolate Cake' with a blue cup, plant and wicker basket
How community leaders can steer with discernment.
Title slide reading "Community Leader Training The Left Behind" with a teal cup on a table and surrounding plants
If we are not reaching the lost, then we are not fulfilling our purpose.
Banner reading 'Community Leader Training Counting the Cost' over plants, a woven basket and a table with a turquoise cup and
The cost of leadership and how to persevere - even when things get tough.