bergenCGL training
Published on Jul 27, 2016
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How do I start preparing for cell group?
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How do I choose a topic and research it?
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What did you learn in CGLT?
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There's not just one way, but here are a few hints.
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Reflect on your own life. What is God speaking to you these days?
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Survey and talk with members to see if there’s a general need/interest/struggle.
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What’s important when leading cell group discussions?
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When you don’t know, say you don’t know, write it down, follow up.
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The most important parts of discussion are the beginning and the end.
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Don’t be tempted to answer all questions. Engage others by calling on specific people to share what they think.
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Write down CG ideas and jot down thoughts immediately.
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Setup food rotation. First couple weeks can be split evenly. Then setup rotation.
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Get the group involved in planning!! CG vision. Social events. Volunteering. Joint CGs
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How do I handle a large group?
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Get them to share with each other, briefly recap what was shared.
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Setup accountability groups after a month with sub-leaders and members.
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Talk to your neighbor about what's good and bad accountability.
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As many as you feel convicted to. But prep doesn’t just mean Google. It's also prayer.
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How to prevent burnout.
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Guard your heart."Keep your heart with all vigilance,
for from it flow the springs of life."
-Proverbs 4:23
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Have accountability with either another CGL or a friend or both and pray together.
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Recognize your responsibility is not change in people, but faithfulness to an audience of One.
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Be vulnerable to your CG, but remember you are their example on how to deal with trials.
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Have humility; a very sober understanding of yourself. Not to take yourself too seriously, not being too entitled.
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What resources/tools are helpful?
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Devos/Blogs: Desiring God, Utmost.org, Streams in the Desert, bible.org, first15.org, Tozer
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Books
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Podcast/Sermon: Rick Warren - Daily Hope, Ravi Zacharias - Let My People Think, Tim Keller - Gospel in Life, Paul Washer - Youtube him
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Haikudeck for slideshow presentations
Evernote for capturing notes and syncing b/w two devices
2Do for tasks
Habitshare for habit tracking and accountability
Bible app
Echo prayer app
Google Drive app and Sheets to edit
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Others: BibleGateway for commentaries next to a passage. ESV study bible. Watch War Room.
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Best Practices
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Confidentiality: Especially for all girl groups, you have to emphasize importance of confidentiality at the start of the semester.
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Example: CAt shared a struggle with her friend Chris. Chris then tells Caleb about CAt’s struggle so they can both pray for her. That is gossip because CAt shared with Chris only in confidentiality.
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Invest into one or two potential leaders in order to train them as a possible CGL.
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What sets apart the best leaders is how much they invested into the personal lives of their members.
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You don't have a personal testimony and relationship with Jesus.
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You don’t regularly talk and spend time with Him alone.
And you can grow bitter and accuse others and yourself.
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But this is why Jesus came. Cuz that will happen. And He will rescue us over and over again.
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And when you taste that sweet grace is when your CG will benefit the most.
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Can ya dig it?
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Welcome to Cell Group Leadership!
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