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CONNECTing the dots
Bloom
Personal Calling
& Self Discovery
Neglected Pastoral Territory
Dr. Sam Rockwell
ORGANIZATIONIf you pastor a church you necessarily lead an organization.
1. You are in a modern organization if you:
• manage ______ • delegate ________ • aspire to accomplish collective _____ • have members who belong to other ____________ • interact with the ____ • live in the modern ______
moneyauthority
goals
organizationsIRS
world
ORGANIZATION
2. Leading a church requires us to attend to ___________ issues, learn organizational ______, and understand basic organizational ________.
organizationalskills
systems
If you pastor a church you necessarily lead an organization.
EVALUATION
We don’t want to be compared.
1. However, there are common “systems” in all churches that can be compared across _______, church _____, and leadership _____ . cultures sizesstyles
EVALUATION
We don’t want to be compared.
2. _________ evaluation reinforces alienation and insecurity; _________ it provides perspective and hope.
Resistinginviting
EVALUATION
We don’t want to be compared.
3. They _____________ the comparing/evaluation process so we can see where the church is strong and weak.
depersonalize
SYSTEMS
1. System thinking arises out of a “________________” view of organizations, instead of a strictly mechanical one.
living organism
Addressing “minimum factors” in a church system is not the mistake of “majoring on one’s weakness.”
SYSTEMS
2. A body operates on _________ systems that interact and are not entirely irreducible; that is, they depend on each other, but they also have their own operating system and particular functions in the body.
multiple
Addressing “minimum factors” in a church system is not the mistake of “majoring on one’s weakness.”
SYSTEMS
3. Examining the _____________ health gives us insight into how we might intelligently _________ in the system to bring greater _______ and efficiency to the whole.
entire system’s
intervenebalance
Addressing “minimum factors” in a church system is not the mistake of “majoring on one’s weakness.”
SYSTEMS
4. A ________ ________ helps us avoid attempting to fix chronic symptoms with inappropriate methods.
system’s diagnosis
Addressing “minimum factors” in a church system is not the mistake of “majoring on one’s weakness.”
SYSTEMS
5. A leader should build on her personal ________. strengths
Addressing “minimum factors” in a church system is not the mistake of “majoring on one’s weakness.”
SYSTEMS
6. Addressing _______ organizational systems is the ____ of overall leadership and is the most important function of a__________..
weakjob
lead-pastor
Addressing “minimum factors” in a church system is not the mistake of “majoring on one’s weakness.”
SYSTEMS
7. It is this responsibility of ______ and ________ the whole church that defines this role more than any other task.
seeingleading
Addressing “minimum factors” in a church system is not the mistake of “majoring on one’s weakness.”
SYSTEMS
8. These church system-diagnostics have been tested thousands of times in almost every global culture.
SYSTEMS
9. Evaluating your church systems is not a __________ on your personal competency. It is a way of _________ you to see the “whole” so you can organize wisely.
referendumenabling
Addressing “minimum factors” in a church system is not the mistake of “majoring on one’s weakness.”
Connecting Community
Chad Carroll
BASIC CONCEPTS
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
INSERT TEASER VIDEO HERE.
BASIC CONCEPTS
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
BASIC CONCEPTS
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
BASIC CONCEPTS
1. _______ :The good news of Jesus, capable of ___________ everything about a person, their community, and their world.
transforming
Gospel
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
BASIC CONCEPTS
2. __________________ :Individuals actively committed to living a "_____" life in the context of community.
sent
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
Missional People
BASIC CONCEPTS
3. _____________ :A spiritually_________________ God seeker who is_____________ with the missional community.
interacting
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
disorientedSojourner
BASIC CONCEPTS
4. ________________________ :A ______________________ with the posture, tone, motives, and Heart of Jesus; those who physically represent him in a particular location.
Group of people
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
CommunityIncarnational
BASIC CONCEPTS
5.__________ :The _________ of the body; the way a person or community expresses itself to others, especially in __________ ways.
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
attitudePosture
nonverbal
BASIC CONCEPTS
6. ____________________:Moving beyond knowledge-based discipleship to _______________ __________ , with the goal of living like Jesus lived.
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
action-oriented
Apprenticeship
fellowship
BASIC CONCEPTS
7.______________:The natural and deliberate process of __________ among, ___________ to, and ______ people in culture with the desire to connect them to the Christian community.
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
living
Living Out
lovinglistening
WEEKLEY THEMES
THE TANGIBLE KINGDOM
MissionalIncarnationalGospelCommunityLivingInvitingApprenticeIntuitive
BASIC RYHTHMS
DAY 1 __________________________ Introduces you to the subject of the
week and provide__________, _________, and ___________ to help you begin to get an understanding of the concepts.
definitionsstoriesthoughts
EXPLORATION
BASIC RYHTHMS
DAY 2 __________________________ A scripture or two to ______ in for a
little while. soak
MEDITATION
BASIC RYHTHMS
DAY 3__________________________Where we start to get ________. What
does this idea mean in your life? How would your life be _________ if you began to let it be changed by the Gospel?
seriousCHANGE
different
BASIC RYHTHMS
DAY 4 __________________________Moving from _________ change to
__________ . It’s about putting it into practice with practical ideas for taking action each week.
ACTION
feetheart
BASIC RYHTHMS
DAY 5 ________________________ COMMUNITY
BASIC RYHTHMS
DAY 5 ________________________ When you get together with the other
members of your community for some much needed ___________________ and testimony times.
COMMUNITY
encouragement
BASIC RYHTHMS
DAY 6 __________________________ Revisit the theme for the week from a
different ___________ and give you some additional things to think about as you allow God to bring transformation to your life.
CALIBRATION
angle
BASIC RYHTHMS
DAY 7 __________________________ RECREATE
BASIC RYHTHMS
DAY 7 __________________________ A deserved _______ day intended for a Sabbath rest to help recalibrate.
RECREATErest
THE LAMB’S AGENDA
GUILLERMO PUPPO
SECULAR RELIGION
Secular religion video goes on this page
THE NEXUS OF THE CROSS
At the cross, the vertical bar says: “Love your God”, and in the horizontal bar says: “Love your neighbor as yourself”. They _____________ .work together
Secular Religion tries to ______ the elements of the cross.
DIVIDE AND CONQUER
divide
God’s __________ is the highest valueBelieve in the _____. God is in _______.Pursue holiness, ___________________
________ and from sin.Be a witness, a _______________ about
God and Hell.Love my neighbor: ___________
________?
VERTICAL: LOVE YOUR GOD
Who is my
prophetic voice
separation from
controlBiblesupremacy
the world
neighbor
A Spiritual Message
Weakenings:
Spiritual Apathy: Lack of ______________and a _________________of God’s people.
Ecclesiastical Indifference: Lukewarm, disconnected, and ____________________ of today.
VERTICAL: LOVE YOUR GOD
fire and passion
A Spiritual Message
spiritually inept church
consumer mentality
An _________________
are the highest value.
All values/beliefs are valid as to the ______________________.
Love your God? _______________?
HORIZONTAL: “Love your Neighbor”A Secular Message
Individual’s Rights
Who is God
pursuit of happiness
Weakenings:
Moral Relativism:
The _____________________.
Cultural Decadence: __________________________________.
HORIZONTAL: “Love your Neighbor”A Secular Message
absence of absolute truth
Approval of open public sin.
“UNITE” and CONQUERVertical and Horizontal Messages
united they are strongSeparated they are weak; ___________________.
The Elephant’s agenda is: Let’s love God and let God rule. We are the
____________. We will rule.
The Donkey’s agenda is: Let’s love our neighbor, and let the people rule. We are
the __________________. We will rule.
THE LAMB’S AGENDA
friends of God
friends of the people
Love ___________________________.
Be ______________________.
Do ___________________.
Pray for ________________________
___________________.
THE LAMB’S AGENDA
the New Jerusalem and
Washington D.C.
your God and your neighbor
prophetic and practical
prayer and activism
THE LAMB’S AGENDA
Spiritual and Secular Messages
sacredWhen the spiritual and the secular messages unite, they become “___________”.
SACRED SecularSpiritual
RECONCILIATION
Bonhoeffer video goes on this page
The American church was having a ____________!
Trying to keep him “___________
________________”.There were ministry/traveling
_____________.“I will become a ________to everything I
believe in.”Loyalty to Hitler = ________________.
BONHOEFFER
great time
Agent of Grace
Happy andpreoccupied
opportunitiesliving lie
worship in peace
Bonhoeffer was committed to (both/and)
Biblical Truth and social justiceWorship and activismThe Church and the weak
BONHOEFFER
Agent of Grace
CASE STUDY
Mammon: MaterialismMoloch: Genocide (abortion)Aphrodite: Sex and beautyApollo: Art and intelligence (Science)Dionysus: God of wine, parties and festivals,
madness, chaos, drunkenness, drugs, and ecstasy.
Zeus: Power, control, and order.
Pagan gods who controlled society in biblical times:
CASE STUDY
What “god” is influencing my context?
What is keeping me “happy and preoccupied” within the church, distracting me from issues around me?
What kind of “both/and” commitment do I need to make?
CONNECTing the dots
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Dr. Sam Rockwell