Discovery Cohort

1 - What Does a Healthy Church Look Like?

What does a Healthy Church Look Like? – Introduction

6 Parts

The Medieval Answer: Correct Liturgy

The Reformation Answer: Correct Doctrine

The Charismatic Answer: Correct Use of the Gifts

The Modern Answer: Correct Style

Preaching Half of a Gospel

The Thriving Answer: Correct Mission

The Discipleship Journey

2 Parts

The Discipleship Journey

The 3 Laws of Church Growth

Leadership Multiplication

4 Parts

Stuck in Neutral

1st Gear: Doing Ministry

2nd Gear: Training Volunteers

3rd Gear: Training Leaders

Leading Your Board

1 Part

Leading Your Board – Questions

2 - Toxic Cultural Values

Toxic Cultural Values – Introduction

Preference Driven Hearts

4 Parts

Preference Driven Hearts: Part 1

Preference Driven Hearts: Part 2

Preference Driven Hearts: Part 3

Preference Driven Hearts: Part 4

Hatred for the World

4 Parts

Hatred for the World: Part 1

Hatred for the World: Part 2

Hatred for the World: Part 3

Hatred for the World: Part 4

4 Parts

Me over We: Part 1

Me over We: Part 2

Me over We: Part 3

Me over We: Part 4

Withering Critics

4 Parts

Withering Critics: Part 1

Withering Critics: Part 2

Withering Critics: Part 3

Withering Critics: Part 4

3 - Theological Roadblocks

Theological Roadblocks – Introduction

The Person and Work of The Holy Spirit

1 Part

The Person and Work of The Holy Spirit – Questions

The Nature of Reality

1 Part

The Nature of Reality – Questions

The Person and Position of Christ

1 Part

The Person and Position of Christ – Questions

Substitutes for Obedience

2 Parts

Part 1 – Substitutes for Obedience

Part 2 – Obedience in Action

4 - The Healthy Leader

The Healthy Leader – Introduction

Your Emotional Quotient

1 Part

Your Emotional Quotient – Questions

Your Relational Quotient

1 Part

Your Relational Quotient – Questions

Your Hope Quotient

1 Part

Your Hope Quotient – Questions

Taking Back Your Week

1 Part

Taking Back Your Week – Questions

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The Discipleship Journey

Discovery Cohort The Discipleship Journey The Discipleship Journey

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Question 1 of 2

1. Question
Looking at Joe’s spiritual journey as a step-by-step process, which of the following steps do you already have in place for him?
(Check all that apply)
- We regularly spend money on advertising to invite unchurched people to attend
- We conduct community outreach events several times a year
- We regularly spend money on social media to engage unchurched people in our community
- We strategically design certain social media posts to address felt needs in our community
- We carefully check our social media posts for "churchy" words that the unchurched would not understand
- Our church name has been specifically designed to be meaningful and attractive to the unchurched
- We have a modern and professionally designed church logo
- Our website is specifically designed to invite the unchurched to engage and attend
- Our church sign is clear and large enough to read while driving the posted speed limit
- Our church sign has the correct service times posted
- We have obvious "New Here? Park Here" parking for newcomers.
- We have greeters at the front door who have been trained to engage visitors
- We have hosts in our lobby trained to start conversations with newcomers
- We have people in the auditorium who will engage with newcomers
- We specifically welcome newcomers every time we start our service
- We deliberately avoid using "churchy" words on the stage that a newcomer would find confusing
- We choose songs that have a contemporary style that a newcomer would not find strange or archaic
- We carefully choose songs that have clear lyrics that a newcomer could understand
- I regularly choose sermon topics that address the need and concerns of ordinary people in the community
- I carefully explain theological terms whenever I use them so the newcomer will understand
- I briefly introduce Bible characters and stories if I ever refer to them
- I avoid "churchy" words in my sermon for clarity
- I always explain the Gospel for those who have never heard it
- I always give people an opportunity to follow Jesus by leading them in a prayer
- We actively track and follow up with everyone who accepts Christ
- We encourage newcomers to fill out a connect card
- We tell everyone every Sunday how to join a small group and a serve team
- There's a clear and obvious place in the lobby for newcomers to go
- There's a clear and obvious person to talk to in the lobby to join a small group
- There's a clear and obvious person to talk to in the lobby to join the serve team
- We follow up with all the connect cards every Monday and personally invite people to come back
- We personally follow-up with everyone who signs up to a small group
- We have small groups specifically designed for new believers and not-yet believers
- Our small groups have been designed to teach the Bible
- Our small groups have been designed to build long-lasting friendships
- Our volunteer teams have training and on-boarding for new team members
- We invest in our volunteers to develop them as leaders
- We train our people how to share their faith
- We train our people how to disciple and mentor others
Question 2 of 2

2. Question
In your church, where in Joe’s journey is he most likely to run out of road?
- This response will be awarded full points automatically, but it can be reviewed and adjusted after submission.

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