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A place for leaders to find principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have.

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Podcast image for Family Church Network. Church for the rest of us. — CFTROU 0025: Leadership Pipeline: LAUNCH Feb 05, 2018
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CFTROU 0025: Leadership Pipeline: LAUNCH
This is our final episode in this series about developing leaders. This week we talk about our newest source for new leaders called LAUNCH. This is a training program developed by our Family Church worship leaders for people interested in using their creativity to advance God’s kingdom. Joining us today are two Family Church worship leaders and LAUNCH coaches, John Stepp and Winner Olmann. They are going to unpack for us what LAUNCH is, how we get participants, and how it has built a sense of community among creatives in our church while provided talented leaders for our churches. John and Winner explain how this program aims to push the gospel forward and promote the thriving culture of creativity in churches today.
Key Points:

What is LAUNCH and why are we doing it.

The sense of community developed through LAUNCH.

Who participates in LAUNCH and how they get involved.

Developing competency, community and creativity.

Being culture-driven versus strategy-driven in ministry.

Stories of people who have benefitted from LAUNCH.

Advice for small churches on starting their own LAUNCH.

LAUNCH is our primary tool for communicating culture and vision.
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We’ve developed this neat sense of community, this tribe, just from spending time and playing music together.
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Our worship leaders are passionate about the vision of our church and how music fits in and advances that vision.
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

LAUNCH Worship Training eBook

Family Church Worship

Family Church

Sharper! Conference

Jimmy on Twitter

John Stepp on Twitter

Winner Olmann on Twitter

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Podcast image for Family Church Network. Church for the rest of us. — CFTROU 0024: Leadership Pipeline: Residency Jan 29, 2018
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CFTROU 0024: Leadership Pipeline: Residency
This is the third of four episodes and creating a leadership pipeline that will help fuel your church’s mission. Today we are focusing on our Residency Program, which trains men and women for ministry while they still have their boots on the ground. Our guest today is Dr. Mark Warnock, an associate worship pastor and the staff member who gives leadership to our Residency Program. Mark gives the ins and outs of running the program, how we find candidates, the requirements for these prospective church growers, and just how important they are in advancing our vision for a network of neighborhood churches. We believe that a church of any size can have a Residency Program – find out why we believe that and how you can do it!
Key Points:

Identifying the right type of people to plant churches in Florida.

The nuts and bolts of running a training program.

What it takes to be a proven church grower.

How we place people who are in the program.

Offering off ramps for those who are not a good fit or decide church planting is not for them.

This is a biovocational church planting residency. We expect everyone who comes and participates to have a job.
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Gospel sharing is absolutely central to what we do in our Family Church Residency Program.
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Family Church Residency Program

Residency Preview Weekend

Residency Application

Year One Syllabus

Year Two Syllabus

The Math Doesn’t Work by Scroggins & Wright

BIVO Church Planting by Robby Christmas

The Life Giving Gospel by Mark Warnock

Mark Warnock

Sharper! Conference

Jimmy on Twitter

Steve on Twitter

Mark Warnock on Twitter

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Podcast image for Family Church Network. Church for the rest of us. — CFTROU 0023: Leadership Pipeline: Students Jan 22, 2018
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CFTROU 0023: Leadership Pipeline: Students
This is part two of our four-part series on developing more leaders through a leadership pipeline. Today we are joined by our Downtown Campus Pastor/Student Pastor, Derek Simpson, and our Pastor to Middle School Students, Kevin Saxton. Both of these men are absolute superstars when it comes to developing leaders among our students. We will learn about the four guiding principles of student ministry and how they are implemented through the various programs, camps, and support systems available for students. No matter how big or small your church is, this episode will give you the inspiration and information you need to develop your own student leadership program.
Key Points:

How student ministry builds leadership in the church.

Discover the four guiding principles of student ministry.

The importance of partnering with parents and building spiritually-significant relationship with other adults.

How you can provide challenging spiritual experiences for students.

Learn more about how to run a high school leadership and middle school discipleship program.

Train hundreds of students and adults at Student Camp.

Creating affordable student programs.

Implementing a student internship program.

We try to build our ministry around significant adult relationships.
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When we take students away on trips, we ask them to leave their phones at home. It takes about 36 hours for them detox from a life on connectivity to focus on God.
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Advance is the strongest, most comprehensive discipleship program I’ve ever seen for students.
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If you can’t develop a leadership pipeline with students, your chances of doing it with adults are slim.
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Internship Reading Packet #1

Internship Reading Packet #2

Family Church Students

Advance High School Application

Advance Middle School Agreement

Advance Training Book Rubric

Advance Mission Training Teaching Notes

Advance Spiritual Habits Teach Notes

Advance Itinerary

Advance Trip Booklet

Student Internships

Sharper! Conference

Jimmy on Twitter

Steve on Twitter

Derek Simpson on Twitter

Kevin Saxton on Twitter

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Podcast image for Family Church Network. Church for the rest of us. — CFTROU 0022: Leadership Pipeline: Kids Jan 15, 2018
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CFTROU 0022: Leadership Pipeline: Kids
Today marks the beginning of our second season here at the Church for the Rest of Us podcast. In our first season, we gave a broad overview of our strategies and principles. In this season, we plan to drill down in some areas where our listeners have asked to learn more about how we do what we do. For example, Episode 11 was titled “My Church Needs More Leaders” and today we start a four-part series unpacking our leadership pipeline. Since we start them young, we are talking today with our Family Church Kids Ministry Pastor, George Estornell. George gives leadership to our Kids Team across all of our campuses. You will learn how we engage parents in the journey alongside their kids, all the way from parent/child dedication to becoming a new believer to joining our Young Leader Program.
Key Points:

Why we start our leadership pipeline with our kids.

Our philosophy of partnering with parents to help kids pursue God’s design for their lives.

Creating opportunities to engage in spiritual conversation at home.

An overview of the Parent/Child Dedication class.

How we run a Kids New Believers class.

The impact Kids Camp has on our kids ministry overall.

Teaching kids to engage in gospel conversations using the 3 Circles.

How we incorporate kids into our leadership pipeline.

Why the culture of believing in the ability of kids to lead is vital.

We believe that from a young age kids can follow Jesus, serve Jesus, and share Jesus.
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At Family Church, our leadership pipeline literally starts with fifth graders.
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Family Church Kids

Kids Camp

Parent/Child Dedication Class

Kids New Believers Class

Leading Your Child Toward Authentic Faith

Sharper! Conference

Jimmy on Twitter

Steve on Twitter

George Estornell on Twitter

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Podcast image for Family Church Network. Church for the rest of us. — CFTROU 0021: Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs: Membership Jan 08, 2018
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CFTROU 0021: Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs: Membership
This is the final episode of our four-part series on Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs” and it is also our last show for the season. Today we are going to talk about membership and how it is a part of our church culture. We have one front door to our church and it is a one-time class called First Connection. It is at First Connection that we can get to know people and they can get to know us. We do have requirements for membership and we will tell you what they are in today’s episode. We will also give you a sneak peek into Season 2 of the Church for the Rest of Us Podcast.
Key Points:

The importance of funneling people to one front door – ours is called First Connection.

How to aim for meaningful membership.

How to develop true community.

The official and unofficial requirements for church membership.

Advancing the mission and vision of our church.

Seeing membership as a first step for involvement.

Moving people from neighbor to guest to friend to family.

Emphasizing the importance of seeing church as a family.

We’re always aiming for what we call meaningful membership.
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A lot of methods will work; if we will work the method.
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There is no such thing as a Christian who doesn’t join the mission of Jesus.
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You’re not joining a club, you’re joining a family and you’re joining a family on mission.
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Sharper! Conference

Family Church

Jimmy on Twitter

Steve on Twitter

Leslee Bennett on Twitter

Bev Bonner on Twitter

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Podcast image for Family Church Network. Church for the rest of us. — CFTROU 0020: Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs: Metrics Jan 01, 2018
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CFTROU 0020: Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs: Metrics
This is part three of our four-part series called “Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs.” Today we are going to talk about metrics and how they serve as a dashboard for creating culture. We will produce more of what we measure. We believe that key metrics are a means to assembling and building culture. Keep listening to hear how we measure things that help us build a great church culture.
Key Points:

Metrics set your church’s trajectory.

Understand the factors that shape church metrics.

Making your metrics outward focused and mission driven.

How metrics are both a means of discipleship and a by-product of discipleship.

Baptism as the entry point to discipleship.

Tying metrics to missional components within a church.

Measuring prayer and gospel conversations.

Teaching people to utilize tools available to them.

Metrics are really important because they help us set a trajectory of where our church is going.
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Our number one goal is to see more people following Jesus as His disciples.
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What we are really after at Family Church is multiplication, not addition.
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Comparison is the companion to idolatry.
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Leadership Is an Art by Max Dupree

“Gospel Conversations” Card

“Gospel Conversations” Board

“Praying For” Card

“Praying For” Board

Sharper! Conference

Family Church

Jimmy on Twitter

Steve on Twitter

Leslee Bennett on Twitter

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Podcast image for Family Church Network. Church for the rest of us. — CFTROU 0019: Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs: Meetings Dec 25, 2017
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CFTROU 0019: Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs: Meetings
This is part two of our four-part series on “Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs.” We are talking about our very favorite part of ministry at Family Church — meetings! Most people like to avoid more meetings, but we believe meetings are key to building a strong church culture. Plus, meetings can be fun and help build comradery on a team. When people call and ask for programming tips, we invited them to join us for our meetings.
Key Points:

Understand how to script and structure meetings.

How culture is built through meetings.

Having meetings to plan the meetings.

Why each meeting has an important purpose.

Building relationships, setting trajectory, and being intentional and accountable with your meetings.

Determining your meeting schedules and evaluating what is right for your organization.

Being strong on collaboration.

If we’re going to build a strong church culture, we’re going to have to have meetings.
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Our attention to the meetings that we’re in really shows our heart and our calling to the seriousness of what we’re about.
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Meetings are a way for us to do life together.
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One of the things we also say a lot in our meetings is, “This is a discussion, not a decision.
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We come with an idea, we don’t come with a plan in place.
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Death by Meeting by Patrick Lencioni

Sharper! Conference

Family Church

Jimmy on Twitter

Steve on Twitter

Leslee Bennett on Twitter

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Podcast image for Family Church Network. Church for the rest of us. — CFTROU 0018: Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs: Messaging Dec 18, 2017
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CFTROU 0018: Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs: Messaging
This is the first in a four-part series called “Building a New Church Culture, Not New Church Programs.” In today’s episode, we talk about the importance of messaging. This series includes Family Church’s Communications and Executive Staff Director, Leslee Bennett. We are excited about this series because it is part of the Family Church secret sauce. Other churches often ask about our programs, but we focus on culture more than programs. In today’s episode, we talk about how we build culture through messaging and developing common language.
Key Points:

Why culture will define the success of what any church is doing.

The importance of preaching to lead, not preaching to preach.

Why common language is best disseminated from the pulpit.

Developing strategy and incorporating vision and values in your preaching.

How developing consistent common language for churches is crucial for developing culture.

The importance of a pastor/leader setting an example through his own life and family life.

Being real, authentic, and intentional as a leader.

What matters more than anything is the culture that you’re building.
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Good culture will beat bad programs every single time and bad culture will destroy good programs every single time.
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Culture begins with the leader.
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It takes a long time to get language from the pastor to the pulpit to the people.
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Family Church Service Scripts

Family Church Special Service Scripts

Sharper! Conference

Family Church

Jimmy on Twitter

Steve on Twitter

Leslee Bennett on Twitter

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Podcast image for Family Church Network. Church for the rest of us. — CFTROU 0017: Autonomous Launch Dec 11, 2017
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CFTROU 0017: Autonomous Launch
This is the last in our series on Multisite Church for the Rest of Us. To this point, we have covered why we do multisite, how we do multisite, and we have drilled down on three of the four ways we have planted. Today we are going to talk about how we have helped plant autonomous churches. These are independent partner churches that do not carry the Family Church name. In order to see thousands of churches planted to reach the millions of South Floridians who are irreligious and unchurched, we have to support and encourage one another. Today we discuss the risks and the benefits of autonomous church planting.
Key Points:

The value of supporting other churches.

The risks with autonomous church planting.

What resources the North American Mission Board offers.

How to support a church plant.

Advice to young pastors.

When you help plant an autonomous church; you’re not in control – you’re not the boss.
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It’s really important that we position ourselves in humility and position ourselves as learners.
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One of the things young pastors can tend to undervalue is institutions and veteran leaders.
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You have to see your mission field as a great adventure for you and your family.
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

North American Mission Board

Jimmy on Twitter

Steve on Twitter

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Podcast image for Family Church Network. Church for the rest of us. — CFTROU 0016: How to Plant a Seed Church Dec 04, 2017
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CFTROU 0016: How to Plant a Seed Church
We are continuing our series on Multisite Church for the Rest of Us. This is part four of a six-part series and another way to go multisite. We call it a seed church. A seed church starts with a person who has a passion for a place or a people group. We plant that seed and see if it can grow into a church. As you may know by now, we believe in getting a lot of hooks in the water and have adopted a mixed multisite model so we can reach South Florida with the gospel of Jesus. Our seed church strategy is one of those hooks. It is definitely in the research and development phase. We have not figured it all out, but we do believe that this is a very cost-effective way to grow more churches.
Key Points:

The difference between a launch large church plant and a seed church.

How a seed church operates under the authority, responsibility, and stewardship of an already established church.

How to start a seed church by finding people with a passion for a place or people group.

Training people to share the gospel.

How a seed church can facilitate entry into communities where we might not normally plant.

How the seed church strategy gives us a fighting chance to plant a church for a very low cost.

Why seed churches are important and why more churches should be doing it.

If you don't have a person with a passion for a place, all you have is an idea.
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A seed church strategy gives us a fighting chance to plant low cost.
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

What is a Seed Church?

Sharper! Conference

Family Church

Jimmy on Twitter

Steve on Twitter

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