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    CFTROU 0035: Connections: First Connection Follow-up Apr 16, 2018
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    CFTROU 0035: Connections: First Connection Follow-up

    This is the final episode in our four-part series on “Connections.” Once again, we have Bev Bonner and Kim Wells with us to conclude this series and talk about following up with people who attend our First Connections class. We want to track guests and new attendees, so they are not lost at sea after visiting our church. We have identified some steps and we want to help people take them. There are systems and processes that we can use to do this. We use a tracker that can be adapted to a church of any size. We’ll also talk about having realistic expectations about how much we can do and how long we pursue people. There is no perfect system, but our goal is to be good shepherds and stewards of the people God is entrusting to us for however long He chooses.

    Key Points:

    • Using a tracker to separate and pool guests according to their needs and status.
    • Aiding pastors with a tracking system to better serve new people.
    • How to draw on the tracker’s resources to create new groups with fresh faces.
    • Getting people involved as a service to them above everything else.
    • Going beyond first steps and getting people engaged in the mission and ministry of the church.

    Sometimes people are so new that they don’t even know what their next step should be. We need to help them understand.
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    The tracker is a safety net, so we can go back and call, email, and text people. We don’t want to let them slip through the cracks.
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    We are not recruiting people for what they can do for us, we’re recruiting them for their own spiritual development.
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    You can plug holes all day long in ministry, but we have to think about the position we are in as shepherds, leaders and stewards. We recognize that God has brought these people to us and we are responsible for their spiritual journey.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    First Connection PowerPoint – English

    First Connection PowerPoint – Spanish

    Danny Franks

    Ministry Platform

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Bev Bonner on Twitter

    Kim Wells on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0034: Connections: First Connection Apr 09, 2018
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    CFTROU 0034: Connections: First Connection

    This is the third in our four-part series on “Connections.” Today we’re talking to Bev Bonner and Kim Wells about our First Connection class. This is a one-time class that allows us to get to know our guests and allows them to get to know us. We’ll take a look at the history of the program and how it has changed with time to serve Family Church. The goal, again, is to connect guests first to God and then to His church. We want to help people take their next spiritual step and to introduce them to our family at Family Church. It is also people’s first in-depth look at the culture of our church. We want to invite them to join us in our mission to build families by helping them discover and pursue God’s design.

    Key Points:

    • First Connection as a way to help people take their next spiritual step.
    • Description of First Connection and the “why” behind it.
    • Creating a place to have bottleneck conversations.
    • The importance of longevity and regularity with any guest program.
    • Introducing the content and themes that are so vital to Family Church.
    • Giving people the opportunity to share their story and hear the Family Church story.
    • The keys to having a successful First Connection program.
    • Scaling and filtering guests to connect them with the church.

    First Connection the system we developed to help people identify and take their next spiritual step.
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    We create a bottleneck conversation so that a trained volunteer can have a meal with a guest and take the time to hear their story.
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    We want people to know that Family Church is about stories. We all have a story. We like to tell the story of Family Church. We want to hear people’s stories.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Phone Script for Invite

    First Connection Book – English

    First Connection Book – Spanish

    First Connection Table Host – Getting the Story

    First Connection Table Host – Revised with 3 Circles

    Blue Card

    Next Steps Booklet

    Leading Your Child to Authentic Faith

    Ministry Platform

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Bev Bonner on Twitter

    Kim Wells on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0033: Connections: Tracking Guests Apr 02, 2018
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    CFTROU 0033: Connections: Tracking Guests

    This is the second of our four-part series on “Connections.” On today’s episode we welcome back Bev Bonner and Kim Wells. Last week, we had Bev and Kim on the show and we focused on capturing guest information. Today, we’re going to talk about what we do to reel people in. Tracking guests is more than just checking numbers and seeing a list of names; it is about shepherding and stewarding the people God is entrusting to us. In this episode, we discuss the best practices for tracking guests and turning numbers into individual people that we can get to know on a more personal level. We learn how to prioritize the guests we are tracking and about the tools we use to do this. We also take a look at staff team accountability and knowing how long to pursue a non-responsive guest.

    Key Points:

    • How to effectively track guests.
    • Why the information on our Get Connected card is so important.
    • Turning the information on a card into something we can track.
    • The importance of having a good database.
    • Learn how to turn database numbers into individual people.
    • Google Sheets as a tool that any church can use.
    • How to prioritize the guests you are tracking in three main steps.
    • Ensuring that there is some level of involvement from guests.
    • The answer to the golden question: How long do we pursue a guest?
    • Addressing accountability among the staff team.

    We are minister and shepherds. We are in the people business. We track guests to steward the resources God has given us – that resource is people!
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    The information on our Get Connected cards is like gold to us. We want it to be something we can use and track.
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    Tracking guests is really about trying to connect with people and make them understand that it really is about them.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Guest Identification and Communication Graphic

    Downtown Tracker – Example

    Group Registration Form

    Ministry Platform

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Bev Bonner on Twitter

    Kim Wells on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0032: Connections: Capturing Guests Mar 26, 2018
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    CFTROU 0032: Connections: Capturing Guests

    Today we start a four-part series on “Connections” with Bev Bonner and Kim Wells. Bev and Kim set the philosophy and strategy Family Church employs to make connections with those who visit our church. In this first episode we focus on capturing guest information. Our goal is to get our guests to self-identify so that we can connect with them. We’ll unpack some of the systems we have in place to aid this process such as guest tents, programs, info cards, and interactive tactics that welcome guests into a place of comfort and family. The next part of this series we will be look at tracking guests so make sure to check out this episode and then be on the lookout for that one too!

    Key Points:

    • The philosophy behind identifying guests and allowing them to self-identify.
    • Catering to the needs of guests and being prepared to answer questions.
    • The guest tent as an inviting and disarming means to introduce newcomers.
    • The program, Get Connected card, and getting all the hooks in the water.
    • Issuing the invitation to take “next steps.”
    • Other methods for gathering information on guests.

    Every church needs a vehicle to help guests self-identify.
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    We want everyone to feel like family and it’s so important to be able to identify the guests and help them feel welcome.
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    If we can create the environment that helps people feel welcome and create as many hooks in the water as we can to capture them, it is the best way to do it.
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    People on our next steps team are people people – they are good conversationalists – and they are trained to lead people to Christ, find a small group, and get the help they need. We have trained our next steps team to be eager to…
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Assimilation Track

    Get Connected Card

    Family Church Service Scripts

    First Impressions Training

    Connectors

    Greeters

    Guest Services

    Guest Services: 11-Minute Difference

    Parking & Transportation

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Bev Bonner on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0031: Multisite Church for the Rest of Us Mar 19, 2018
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    CFTROU 0031: Multisite Church for the Rest of Us

    Today we conclude a series on multisite church with our friend and church leadership expert, Kadi Cole. Kadi is going to share 8 factors for a church of any size to consider prior to going multisite. They are: vision, a strong core team, funding, launch strategy, and more. Kadi also gives us some insight into potential barriers to multisite growth as well as the characteristics shared by successful multisite churches.

    Key Points:

    • Eight factors to consider before going multisite.
    • The need for a clear, compelling vision.
    • The importance of having a core team of both leaders and doers.
    • Emphasis on people over location, facility, and logistics.
    • Utilizing reverse engineering.
    • The importance of the campus pastor.
    • How budget and funding can dictate other decisions.
    • Defining the “win”.
    • Maintaining a consistent strategy across ministry areas.
    • Common characteristics of successful multisite churches.

    Multisite isn’t vision; it’s strategy.
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    The people are more important than the facility – we are called to a people, not a building.
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    The great thing about multisite is that there are so many options – there are as many options as there are churches.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Kadi Cole

    Kadi Cole on Twitter

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0030: Multisite Tensions Mar 12, 2018
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    CFTROU 0030: Multisite Tensions

    This in the second of a three-part conversation with multisite expert Kadi Cole. Today, we are addressing some of the tensions that have to be managed when a church decides to expand from one campus to two campuses, or from eight to eleven! Whatever the number, tensions are almost inevitable because as we all know that growth brings new opportunities, but it also brings new problems. In this episode, Kadi shares the challenges of going multisite, provides helpful advice on what to standardize and what to customize, and how to set the right tone for a new church and its members.

    Key Points:

    • The tensions inherent in managing different sized campuses.
    • Applying the Sticky Teams concept to multisite churches.
    • Creating system for each campus to maximize their impact.
    • Creating more inviting worship venues.
    • Why standardizing often does not meet the needs of every church.
    • What to standardize and what to customize.
    • Thinking more like a grandparent than a parent when leading multisite churches.
    • How to standardize live preaching.
    • Collaborating on sermons and contextualizing for content.
    • The importance of leveraging language and celebrating stories.
    • Unique role of the Campus Pastor.

    The challenge of multisite is that you are playing more than one sport at a time.
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    Think about what you choose to standardize to make sure it works at each level.
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    You can’t replicate what you can’t articulate.
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    We don’t have multisite church figured out, but we’re learning a lot and managing a lot of tensions.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Kadi Cole

    Sticky Teams by Larry Osbourne

    Family Church

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Kadi on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0029: Multisite Landscape Mar 05, 2018
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    CFTROU 0029: Multisite Landscape

    Today we welcome Family Church member, Kadi Cole. Kadi is a facilitator and consultant to church leaders around the country and serves as the Director of the Multisite HUB at the Leadership Network. Prior to that, Kadi was the Executive Director of Multisite Ministries at Christ Fellowship Church in Palm Beach County, the Dean of Student Development at Palm Beach Atlantic University and the Director of Advancement at Grace Church in Ohio. This is the first in a three-part conversation with Kadi about the multisite movement. In this episode, Kadi gives us an overview of where the multisite movement is today. We discuss the viability of going multisite, why some churches are walking away from multisite, and the factors that come into play for successful multisite churches. Kadi is a wealth of knowledge and shares valuable advice for small churches who are thinking about going multisite.

    Key Points:

    • An assessment of the multisite landscape in America today.
    • Why some churches walking away from multisite.
    • The blurred lines between multisite churches and church planting.
    • The factors that come into play for successful multisite churches.
    • Live preaching versus video venue for multisite churches.
    • Key markers to hit before going multisite.
    • Factors that small churches should consider before going multisite.

    Today an estimated 5 million people attend church at a campus that is not their church’s main campus.
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    Many churches are running into succession challenges.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Kadi Cole

    Sticky Note Leadership

    Family Church

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Kadi on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0028: Seed Church Concept Feb 26, 2018
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    CFTROU 0028: Seed Church Concept

    Today we’re joined by Robby Christmas. Robby is a National Church Planting catalyst with the North American Mission Board and focuses on bi-vocational church planting. He is stationed at Family Church where he is a key part of our strategy for affordable and sustainable church planting and works with our Family Church residency program. In this episode, we find out more about the seed church concept. We’ll talk about how we plant seed churches and the innovative tools used to train seed church planters. Once a seed church is off the ground, managing a team of planters in order to ensure consistent momentum can be tricky! Robby shares some of the useful strategies he uses to manage and support seed church planters through instilling a culture of accountability and regular meetings. He also shares some advice for small churches who would like to begin planting their own seed churches and gives them some key pointers on how they can get there.

    Key Points:

    • What is a seed church and what is the mission?
    • Finding a passionate person to plant a church.
    • How do seed churches share the gospel and grow?
    • The tools being used to train seed planters.
    • Setting the benchmarks for seed church planters to hit.
    • Holding seed church planters accountable to their tasks.
    • Advice for small churches who want to start planting seed churches.

    It can’t just be theory. It can’t just be tools on a whiteboard. It’s got to be in real life.
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    Start making gospel sharing part of the fabric of everything you do.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church Residency Program

    What Is A Seed Church?

    Sharper! Conference

    Jimmy on Twitter

    Robby on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0027: The Call, Cost and Benefits of Bivo, Part 2 Feb 19, 2018
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    CFTROU 0027: The Call, Cost and Benefits of Bivo, Part 2

    Today on the show I am joined by Family Church Pastor, Steve Scalici. This is the second in our two-part series on being a bivocational pastor. In previous episodes, we have talked about how bivocational church planting is both affordable and viable. This is where guys like Steve Scalici come in. Steve works a day job as the Senior Vice President of Wealth Management at UBS Financial Services and is an advocate for generosity. He has lived in Florida all his life, obtained a master’s degree from the Moody Bible Institute, and was a committed member of Family Church. Several years ago, Steve took his role in the church to next level and became a bivocational pastor. Today he successfully leads Family Church Jupiter.

    Key Points:

    • Steve Scalici’s call to ministry.
    • Growth of Family Church Jupiter.
    • Discover what motivates Steve to keep going.
    • Time management tips for bivocational pastors.
    • The importance of setting the tone early as a bivocational pastor.
    • Learn more about the benefits of being bivocational.
    • Is there a different kind of respect for bivocational pastors?
    • Raising money for your ministry and encouraging generosity.
    • Maximizing sermon prep time.
    • The downsides to being bivocational.
    • The importance of creating a strong team.

    The number one challenge for a bivocational pastor is time.
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    The hardest task for someone in ministry is to raise money for their ministry.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church Jupiter

    Sharper! Conference

    Steve Scalici on Twitter

    Steve Scalici on LinkedIn

    Jimmy on Twitter

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    CFTROU 0026: The Call, Cost and Benefits of Bivo, Part 1 Feb 12, 2018
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    CFTROU 0026: The Call, Cost and Benefits of Bivo, Part 1

    Today I’m joined by Pastor Jimmy Muir, one of our bivocational campus pastors serving at Family Church. Jimmy actually grew up at our church, was called to ministry here, trained here, and now serves as a campus pastor while also working as the Marketing Director for United Franchise Group. He unpacks for us what motivates him to pursue his calling in spite of the many challenges. We hear how he juggles being a businessman, a husband, a father, and a pastor all at once and the lessons he has learned along the way. If you are interested in becoming a bivocational pastor or are seeking advice for your own church community, then this is the episode for you.

    Key Points:

    • The call to ministry and decision to start as a bivocational pastor.
    • How Jimmy built a successful franchise business with his father.
    • Why Jimmy decided to commit and become a bivocational pastor.
    • Juggling being a husband, father, businessman and pastor.
    • The importance of saying “no” as a small church.
    • Discover the benefits of being bivocational.
    • Hear Jimmy’s advice for becoming a bivocational pastor.

    One of the main benefits of bivocational is that you are almost forced to become a good leader.
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    God has given me certain gifts. I feel like they’re not for my benefit, they are for the benefit of the church.
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    Get a great team of people around you… Your leaders are everything and you cannot isolate yourself.
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    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Experimac

    United Franchise Group

    Family Church Sherbrooke

    Sharper! Conference

    Jimmy Muir on Twitter

    Jimmy Scroggins on Twitter

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