KingdomFocused Church

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The Work of the Church Leadership Team
Presented by Ed Gilman
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Church Leadership Team

• The Church Leadership Team is the new name for
  the old Church Council.
• It is the church leadership group responsible for
  planning prioritizing the work of the church.
• Although the team may vary from church to church,
  its basic membership is typically pastor, staff,
  program chairpersons, deacon chairman, finance
  chairman, personnel chairman.

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Church Leadership Team

• A major goal of the team is to use the gifts
  abilities of church leaders more effectively.
• The team should focus on the total work of the
  church serve as an advisory team to the pastor
  church.
• The leadership team does not have authority over
  the organizations committees of the church.

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1- We cant do it its impossible! JOHN 65-9
When Jesus looked up and saw a great crowd coming
toward him, he said to Philip, "Where shall we
buy bread for these people to eat?" He asked
this only to test him, for he already had in mind
what he was going to do. Philip answered him,
"Eight months' wages would not buy enough bread
for each one to have a bite!" Another of his
disciples, Andrew, Simon Peter's brother, spoke
up, "Here is a boy with five small barley loaves
and two small fish, but how far will they go
among so many?"
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2- God will do it if we let Him. JOHN 610-11
Jesus said, "Have the people sit down." There was
plenty of grass in that place, and the men sat
down, about five thousand of them.

Jesus then took the loaves, gave thanks, and
distributed to those who were seated as much as
they wanted. He did the same with the fish.
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3- God will provide even more than we need.
JOHN 6 12-13
When they had all had enough to eat, he said to
his disciples, "Gather the pieces that are left
over. Let nothing be wasted."
So
they gathered them and filled twelve baskets with
the pieces of the five barley loaves left over by
those who had eaten.
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QUESTION What is the
Kingdom of God?
The Kingdom of God is not a physical kingdom,
it is an eternal, spiritual
kingdom it is the reign of Jesus Christ as Lord
in our lives it is the Holy Spirit working in us
and around us so that we will know and do the
will of the Father... it is the abundant life
it is life to the max!
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An Eternal Kingdom
Your kingdom is and everlasting kingdom Your
rule is for all generations.
Psalm 14513 How great
are his signs, how mighty his wonders!
His
kingdom is an eternal kingdom his dominion
endures
from generation to generation.
Daniel 43 Therefore, my brothers, be all the
more eager to make your calling and election
sure. For if you do these things, you will never
fall, and you will receive a rich welcome into
the eternal kingdom of our Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ. 2 Peter 110-11
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A Spiritual Kingdom
Jesus answered, "I tell you the truth, no one
can enter the kingdom of God unless he is born of
water and the Spirit. Flesh gives birth to flesh,
but the
Spirit gives birth to
spirit. John 35-6 Once, having been
asked by the Pharisees when the

kingdom of God would come, Jesus replied, "The
kingdom
of God does not come with
your careful observation,
nor
will people say, 'Here it is,' or 'There it is,'
because the kingdom of God is within you."
Luke 1720-21 Dont you know
that you yourselves are Gods Temple and that
Gods Spirit lives in you? 1 Cor. 316
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The Kingdom of God
The central focus of Jesus teaching, preaching,
and ministry, was the Kingdom
of God. He referred to
His followers as the church only twice, while
referring to the Kingdom nearly ninety times.
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The Kingdom of God
Without a clear understanding of the Kingdom of
God
We often get so focused on the work
of
God that we fail to see God at work
around us. We
will try to do things for Him, and
dont
experience Him working through us. God may
have to work around us instead of through
us. ... And remember, God energizes His
Kingdom work.
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Staying spiritually focused on the Kingdom
of God
1- The first essential is faith. Jesus said,
your heart must not be troubled. Believe
in God
believe also in Me. 2- The second essential is
love. Jesus said, by this all people will know
that you are My disciples, if you have love for
one another. John said, the one who does not
love does not know God, because God is love. 3-
The third essential is obedience. Jesus said,
if you love Me, you will keep My commandments.
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The Kingdom of God
QUESTION What is the local church?
the people of God in a particular location,
serving in His Kingdom, under the Lordship of
Jesus Christ, to fulfill the Great Commission.
QUESTION What is its purpose?
through the power of God,
to grow the kingdom and
fulfill the Great
Commission
by making disciples, maturing believers,
and multiplying ministries.
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Kingdom-Focused Church

• Many churches today do not have a kingdom focus.
  This means they dont have a Great Commission
  focus either.
• Without this focus, the programs and ministries
  of the church dont compliment one another, in
  fact they often compete with one another.
• Ask your average church member why they come to
  church and you will get a great variety of
  answers.

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News Flash
Kingdom-Focused Church
There is no perfect pastor! There is no
perfect church!
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Looks like the pastor preached his
tithing sermon again.
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Wheres my husband this morning? Right where you
buried him last week.
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Kingdom-Focused Church

• Every church is imperfect because it is made up
  of human beings.
• Read the New Testament. Much of it is letters
  from the Apostle Paul trying to solve local
  church problems.
• When people join a church they bring all their
  cultural and lifes baggage with them, it cant
  be separated.

You can be a Kingdom-Focused Church without being
perfect.
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Kingdom-Focused Church
The Biblical model is
the Kingdom-Focused Church

• Many church leaders try to copy a successful
  churchs model for ministry
  without considering that churchs
  context, leaders gifts, etc.
• The correct answer to church growth, church
  maturity, or kingdom
  growth for your church is
• 1- Know the Biblical model for the church.
• 2- Understand how to conform your church to
  that Biblical model.

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Kingdom-Focused Church
We trained hard, but it seemed that every time
we were beginning to form into teams, we would
reorganize. I was to learn later in life that we
tend to meet any new situation by reorganization
and what a wonderful method it can be for
creating the illusion of progress while producing
confusion, inefficiency and demoralization.
Petronious Arbiter, Greek Navy, 210 BC
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Kingdom-Focused Church

• A recent study of institutional reorganizations
  found that 87 failed within the first two years.
• Their problem, typically was that they focused on
  mechanics and procedures rather than results.
• Success comes when you have a clear vision of
  what God wants from you and then you focus on
  that direction.

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Kingdom-Focused Church
A church that multiplies disciples for the
Kingdom
makes disciples of Jesus Christ
out of unbelievers matures them in
their faith and walk multiplies them into
Gods kingdom as equipped, committed servants
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One Example of a Church Discipleship Strategy
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Kingdom-Focused Church

• It is very easy for churchs to get sidetracked
  on good
  agendas other than Gods. He only
  blesses His agenda,
  otherwise, you are on
  your own.
• Think about it what is the key issue on earth
  today? (Economy, education, peace, justice,
  church growth?)

The central issue in the world today is

the advancement of the kingdom
of God through kingdom churches

it must be our
focus above everything else!
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The Five Functions of the Church
How does a Kingdom-Focused Church work?

• There are five functions that every church must
  do in order to fulfill the Great commission.
• Regardless of community context, ethnic makeup,
  economics, etc, these five interrelated functions
  are essential for establishing and holding a
  kingdom focus.

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DISCIPLESHIP VERSE 42
Acts 2 38-47
EVANGELISM verses 38-41
PRAYER
FELLOWSHIP verses 42,46
The Five Functions of every
Kingdom-Focused Church
WORSHIP verse 47
MINISTRY verses 42-45
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The Five Functions of the Church
1- Evangelism the process of sharing the gospel
with the lost and winning them to Christ,
enabling them to enter the kingdom of God. 2-
Discipleship a lifelong journey of obedience to
Christ that transforms a persons values and
behavior, and results in ministry to others. 3-
Fellowship it is the intimate spiritual
relationship that Christians share with God and
other believers through their relationship with
Jesus Christ.
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The Five Functions of the Church
4- Ministry meeting another persons need in the
name of Jesus. 5- Worship any activity in which
believers experience God in a meaningful,
spiritually transforming way.
Worship is expressing our love to
God. Rick Warren
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The Five Functions in a Christians Life
1- God wants me to be a member of His
family. This is fellowship. Following Christ
is not just a matter of believing, it also
includes belonging. You are
members of Gods own family and you
belong in Gods household with
every other member. Ephesians 219 2- God
wants me to be a model of His character. This
is discipleship. God wants every believer to
grow up (become spiritually mature) to become
like Christ in character. Maturity is not
measured by our knowledge of the Bible but by our
lifestyle (applying it to our life).
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The Five Functions in a Christians Life
3- God wants me to be a minister of His
grace. This is service or ministry. God
expects us to use the gifts, talents, and
opportunities
He gives us to benefit others. God
intends for every believer to have a
ministry. 4- God wants me to be a messenger of
His love. This is evangelism. Once we are
born again we become messengers of the Good News.
There are only two things you cant do in heaven
that you can do on earth sin, and witness to
unbelievers which of these two do you think
Christ left us here on earth to do? Rick
Warren
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The Five Functions in a Christians Life
5- God wants me to be a magnifier of His
name. This is worship. There is an inborn
urge in each person to worship. If we didnt
worship God we would find something else to
worship job,
family, money, sport, or ourselves. The church
helps provides people with things they
cannot find anywhere else in
the world - Worship helps people focus on
God. - Fellowship helps them face lifes
problems. - Discipleship helps fortify their
faith. - Ministry helps them find their
talents. - Evangelism helps them fulfill
their mission.
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Kingdom-Focused Church

• Jesus said, seek first the kingdom of God and
  His righteousness, and all these things will be
  provided for you.
  (God wants us to be before He
  wants us to do.)
• By obeying God in faith and seeking His Kingdom
  first, you will see God provide four kingdom
  results in the church.

True church growth changes lives and
is never a result of methods,
it is the result of the
supernatural activity of God.
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KINGDOM RESULTS
NUMERICAL GROWTH
The lost being saved
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KINGDOM RESULTS
NUMERICAL GROWTH
The lost being saved SPIRITUAL
TRANSFORMATION The saved
becoming more like Christ
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KINGDOM RESULTS
NUMERICAL GROWTH
The lost being saved SPIRITUAL
TRANSFORMATION
The saved becoming more like Christ MINISTRY
EXPANSION
The saved being involved in ministry
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KINGDOM RESULTS
NUMERICAL GROWTH
The lost being saved SPIRITUAL
TRANSFORMATION The saved
becoming more like Christ MINISTRY EXPANSION
The saved being
involved in ministry KINGDOM ADVANCE
The saved being
involved in missions
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Kingdom-Focused Church
1- Numerical Growth Gods increase that can be
measured in membership, baptisms, worship, and
Bible study. 2- Spiritual Transformation Gods
work
of changing a believer into the likeness
of
Jesus. 3- Ministry Expansion occurs when the
Holy
Spirit transforms believers spiritually
and gives
them new ministry opportunities.
(God shapes us) 4- Kingdom
Advance Gods constant work of expanding His
kingdom through the local church one person at a
time.
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A Kingdom-Focused
Church Model And Process

Kingdom Results
Biblical Principles

• Numerical Growth
• Acts 241, 47

• Great Commission
• Matthew 2819-20

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4

• Spiritual
• Transformation
• 2 Corinthians 318

Five Functions Acts 238-47

• Evangelism
• Discipleship
• Fellowship
• Ministry
• Worship

• Ministry Expansion
• Acts 61-3, 131-3

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• Kingdom Advance
• Acts 18

Also called the 1-5-4 Principle
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Kingdom-Focused Church

• The next step of a Kingdom-Focused Church is to
  understand its church culture.
• Your culture develops from
• - your style, history, traditions, and methods
  of the past,
• - leadership of pastor, staff, key lay leaders
• demographics of your community,
• current health of the church (growing, stable,
  declining), and the current health of the
  community of the present.

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QUESTION
What words would you use to describe the culture
of your church? (positive and negative)
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Kingdom-Focused Church
The Three Stages of the Discipleship Process
1- Making Disciples Evangelizing unbelievers
experiencing fellowship, worship and Bible study
with other believers. 2- Maturing Believers
Spiritual transformation being equipped for
ministry. 3- Multiplying Ministries
Participating in ministry
in the church participating in
missions
outside the church.
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Kingdom-Focused Church

• The final step in the process is to put the
  
  Kingdom-Focused Church concepts into
  practice.
• Church practice is balancing the essential
  actions (methods)
  you will use to engage your
  church in the five functions of
  evangelism,
  discipleship, fellowship, ministry, and worship.
• QUESTION What typically happens when we dont
  have a planned strategy?
• (Leaders will emphasize their giftedness and
  passion)

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• Jesus Is Our Model
• Matthew 935-38

1- Corporate worship... ... Jesus used the large
worship experience. Jesus went through all the
towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues,
preaching the good news of the kingdom, and
healing every disease and sickness. (Matthew
935)
is something only believers can do, but
unbelievers can attend services and observe.
is the top of the funnel for the journey of the
unbeliever, the point of entry for most people
into the church. is something a church has to
do right because it builds the kingdom and church
membership. is as varied in styles as cultures
and people are, but the key issue is that we
worship, not our style of praise.
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• Jesus Is Our Model
• Matthew 935-38

2- Open Groups... ... Jesus also moved about to
groups of
individuals in open groups (open to
everyone). When He saw the crowds, He had
compassion on them, because they were harassed
and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd.
(Matthew 936)
are small groups designed to bring believers
and unbelievers together in an atmosphere where
the gospel can be shared. are not content
oriented, rather they are person-centered,
lay-led, and Bible-based. are led by laymen
equipped to minister to their peers. are
varied in approach Sunday School classes, cell
groups affinity groups, or home Bible
fellowships. are the fastest way to grow a
Kingdom-Focused Church.
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Open Groups Strategy
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• Jesus Is Our Model
• Matthew 935-38

3- Closed Groups... ... Jesus also used the
closed group approach to be alone to train His
disciples. Then He said to His disciples, The
harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.
(Matthew 937)
exist to equip believers to serve in ministry
through short-term training and study. it is
also person-centered, lay-led, and
Bible-based. is more content-oriented than
open groups. are successful when you know the
needs of the people and design the groups to
mature them in Christ. are used to mature
leaders in love, faith, and obedience, while at
the same time equipping them for a specific
ministry in Kingdom work.
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• Jesus Is Our Model
• Matthew 935-38

4- Ministry Teams... ... Jesus sent out workers
into the harvest, as He sent out teams of
disciples to minister. Ask the Lord of the
harvest, therefore, to send out workers into His
harvest field. (Matthew 938)
exist to build up the body of believers for
service within the church and for missions
throughout the world. must do both in a
successful Kingdom-Focused Church. must limit
their activities to those which are compatible
with fulfilling the Great Commission. must
focus on one or more of the five functions.
should target specific kingdom growth results.
can focus toward either the church or the
community.
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Robert, I think you misunderstood what I meant
by closed group.
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Teams organized to minister to the body
Teams organized to do missions
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God Has Uniquely Shaped Us for Ministry
Closed Groups Strategy
1- Help people understand their giftedness and
passion before enlisting them in a ministry
role. 2- Provide training using S.H.A.P.E.,
BodyLife, or some other good
strategy. 3- Enlist people to serve in
gift-oriented ministry.
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God Has Uniquely Shaped Us for Ministry
Closed Groups Strategy
S PIRITUAL GIFTS- God gives each believer
spiritual gifts to be used in ministry. H EART-
God has given each of us an unique emotional
heartbeat or passion for some things and not for
others. A BILITIES- God has given each of us
natural talents, even though we may think many of
them are insignificant. P ERSONALITY- God has
given us unique temperaments that affect how we
use or spiritual gifts and abilities. E
XPERIENCES- God uses our education, vocation,
spiritual life, ministry, and painful experiences
to shape us.
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The Kingdom-Focused
Church Model And Process

Church Practice
Kingdom Results
Biblical Principles

• Great Commission
• Matthew 2819-20

• Numerical Growth
• Acts 241, 47

Open Groups Acts 1710-12

• Spiritual
• Transformation
• 2 Corinthians 318

Five Functions Acts 238-47
Ministry Teams Acts 61-3 131-3
Closed Groups

• Evangelism
• Discipleship
• Fellowship
• Ministry
• Worship

Church Culture

• Ministry Expansion
• Acts 61-3, 131-3

Corporate Worship Acts 246-47

• Kingdom Advance
• Acts 18

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Seven Step Church Strategy
2- Church Context
3- Core Values
6- Church Assessment
5- Church Strategy
1- Biblical Mission
4- Kingdom Vision

• Great Commission Matt.
  2819-20
• Five
• Functions
• Acts 238-47
• -Evangelism
• -Discipleship
• -Fellowship
• -Ministry
• -Worship

Open Groups Acts 17 10-12

• Numerical Growth
• Acts 2 41, 47
• Spiritual Trans- formation
• 2Cor. 318
• Ministry Expansion
• Acts 61-3, 131-3
• Kingdom Advance Acts 18

• Culture
• Demo- graphics
• Leadership

• Making Disciples
• Maturing Believers
• Multiplying Ministries

• Leaders assessment
  of their churchs
  performance

Closed Groups Acts 1824-28
Ministry Teams Acts 61-3 131-3
Corporate Worship Acts 246-47
7- Church leaders development a church strategy
based on their own assessment.
EG-2004
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A Kingdom-Focused Church
A church that does what is important to the King.
A church that is driven by the Great Commission
as the mandate for its mission.
A church that adopts and intentionally implements
evangelism, discipleship, fellowship, ministry,
and worship as the functions needed to carry out
the mandate.
A church that utilizes balanced, connected church
practice strategies to implement the functions.
A church that experiences the work of God through
demonstrated Kingdom results.
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I tell you the truth, if you have faith as
small as a mustard seed, you can say to this
mountain, Move from here to there and it will
move. Nothing will be impossible for you.
.Jesus Christ
(Matthew 1720, Mark 923, Luke 176)
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This is the perfect church
complete balance and connection.
It is also the non-existent church.
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Church 1
Church 2
MT
Every church has a unique picture that reveals
strengths and concerns.
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Form Small Groups
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M.A.P. Your Church
MT
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1. Shape size represents the number of people
involved. 2. Dotted lines represent an
intentional focus on the lost. 3. Solid lines
represent an intentional focus on believers. 4.
Connecting lines represent an intentional
relationship between the strategies. 5.
Left side of diamond represents ministry to the
church right side
represents missions.
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Church Practice Group Assessment
Step One- Complete Church Practice Group
Assessment
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CHURCH PRACTICE GROUP ASSESSMENT

The following statements have been identified as
characteristics of churches with effective
ministries. To assess
your church, score each item as you perceive it
existing in th
e ministries of your church.
Each score should reflect
how well your church is demonstrating the
characteristic, not just its existence in church
practice.

After
completing the scoring, transfer those scores to
the
Scoring Evaluation Worksheet.
Some item
s are subjective,
but your opinion will help guide a dialogue with
other leaders in your church.

0
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Non
-
existent,
1
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Poor, 2
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Somewhat, 3
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Good, 4
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Pretty strong, 5
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Wow, absolutely




14.

Members involved in ministries are encouraged to
30.

Church leaders enlist and train new leaders for
participate in Bible study, corporate worship,
and
ongoing teaching units on a systematic basis.

discipleship.



15.

The present
ation of the gospel is a regular element
31.

Small group Bible study leaders encourage
of worship services.

members to participate in discipleship classes,
corporate worship, and ministry.



16.

A well
-
developed prayer ministry supports the
32.

The discipleship ministry offers a variety of
interest
ministries of the chur
ch.

tracks on a regular basis.



















Person Completing Assessment

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Church Practice Group Assessment
Step One- Complete Church Practice Group
Assessment
Step Two- Complete Scoring Evaluation Worksheet.
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Church Practice Group Assessment
Step One- Complete Church Practice
Assessment Step Two- Complete Scoring Evaluation
Worksheet Step Three- Complete Group Assessment
Response
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CHURCH PRACTICE ASSESSMENT


Group Assessment Responses

Instructions
After each individual has completed the Scoring
Evaluation Worksheet, as
a large group chart an answer
(1 will be strategy names, 2
-
7 will be characteristic
numbers)
from each individua
l in the following blanks. For large groups, form
smaller
groups of 4
-
5 for this activity.
Circle repeated items in each blank.
After
the common
items are circled
, direct the group (s) to pray praising God for
the identified strengths and
seeking His wisdo
m of ways to address the concerns.
Use the Church Practice Action
Plan to list possible ministry goals to
strengthen these areas of concern. Be open to
including concerns that develop from the dialogue
that are not listed as characteristics on
the assess
ment. Establish leadership accountability for
each ministry action adopted and
calendar dates for evaluation of the progress.


1.

Response 1

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Balance

a.

Strengths (High Score
Strategies
)
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________________________________

b.

Concerns (Low Score
Strategies)
-
_______
_
______________
__________




2.
Response 2

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Connection

a.

Strengths (High Score
Items)
-
_
__________________________________

b.

Concerns (
C answers)
-
__________________________
_____________



3.

Response 3


Five Functions

a.

Strengths (High Score
Items
)
-
_________________
__________________

b.

Concerns (

D
answers
)
-
_______________________________________



4.

Response 4


Open Groups

a.

Strengths (High Scores
Items
)
-
__________________________________

b.

Concerns
(C answers
)
-
_______________________________________



5.

Response 5


Clos
ed Groups

a.

Strengths (High Scores
Items
)
-
__________________________________

b.

Concerns
(C answers
)
-
_______________________________________



6.

Response 6


Corporate Worship

a.

Strengths (High Scores
Items
)
-
__________________________________

b.

Concerns (
C answer
s
)
-
_______________________________________


7.

Response 7


Ministry Teams

-
__________________________________

a.

Strengths (High Scores
Items
)
b.

Concerns (
C answers
)
-
_______________________________________


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Church Practice Group Assessment
Step One- Complete Church Practice
Assessment Step Two- Complete Scoring Evaluation
Worksheet Step Three- Complete Group
Assessment Step Four- Complete Goals/Action Plans
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CHURCH PRACTICE ACTION PLAN

Leadership Team Worksheet

Year ___________




1.

Leadership team commits to the strategy of being
Kingdom focused church. Each team
member reads and signs the Kingdom
-
Focused Church Commitment.


2.

Communicate the Kingdom
-
Focused Chur
ch strategy to the church. Begin by communicating
the biblical foundations and Kingdom results
through sermons, leadership meetings, church
publications, and other avenues
. Build unity in these areas before beginning to
communicate
the church practice stra
tegies of open groups, closed groups, corporate
worship, and ministry
teams. Our communication plan will include


____________________________________________
_______________________________

____________________________________________
_________
______________________

____________________________________________
_______________________________

____________________________________________
_______________________________

____________________________________________
___________________
____________

____________________________________________
_______________________________


3.

Develop specific action plans to improve in the
church practice characteristics identified as
concerns during the Church Practice Assessment
dialogue.
Choose on
e concern in each
response item and write a specific action for
improvement.
Circle the number of each action
you can reasonably accomplish over the next 12
months.
Use your time and energy to focus
on a few things to ensure improvement.


Response 1 Actio
n (Focus on balance) To improve the balance
between the strategies
we will _________________________________________
_________
___________

____________________________________________
_____________________

____________________________________________
______
_______________

____________________________________________
_____________________


Response 2 Action (Focus on connectedness) To
improve the connectedness between
the strategies we will __________________________
______________
__________


______________
__________________________________________________
_

____________________________________________
_____________________

____________________________________________
_____________________


Response 3 Action (Focus on five church
functions) To improve in the church.
function of ______________________ we will
______________________________

____________________________________________
_____________________

____________________________________________
_____________________

_________________
________________________________________________

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Church Practice Group Assessment
Step One- Complete Church Practice
Assessment Step Two- Complete Scoring Evaluation
Worksheet Step Three- Complete Group
Assessment Step Four- Complete Action Plan Step
Five- Complete Leadership Commitment Pledge
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KINGDOM FOCUSED CHURCH


Leadership Commitment





We commit to the strategy of being a Kingdom-
Focused Church.

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Through corporate prayer and an ongoing study of
Scripture we will seek to know and carry out
the mission of our King.





We will build the purpose of our work upon the
mandate of the Great Commission.







We will carry out the Great Commission through
the church functions of evangelism, discipleship,
fellowship, ministry, and worship.






We will design our church practice around the
strategies of open groups, closed groups,
corporate worship, and ministry teams. An ongoing
evaluation of our ministries will be completed to
ensure balance and connection between the
strategies.









We will celebrate the work of God through us as
people come to know Christ as Savior (numerical
growth), as Christians grow in Christlikeness
(spiritual transformation), as Christians use
their gifts in ministry (ministry expansion), and
as the gospel is spread through missions (Kingdom
advance).





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___________________ ______________________ ______
________________ ______________________ _________
_____________ ______________________ ____________
__________ ______________________




(Team Members)

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Recommended Reading
The Kingdom-Focused Church- Gene Mims Mapping
Your Church Strategy- Mark Marshall Kingdom
Principles For Church Growth- Gene Mims The
Purpose-Driven Church- Rick Warren