Tag: questions

Leading with Powerful Questions
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What are some of the most useful tools you use as a leader?  Where do you go for fresh thoughts on leading well? One of the best tools in my leadership toolbox is the “Power Question.” I don’t mean just one question, per se, but rather, the ability to ask a question that helps others think differently about the challenge, situation, or opportunity before us. As a young, new leader, (and as an old, crusty leader!) I thought I needed … Read More

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Clarifying the Gospel Issue
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When we share the gospel we want to make it as clear and easy to grasp as possible. A few clarifying questions asked at critical junctures can help to bring great clarity. Subtitled “Clarifying ‘KNOWING GOD PERSONALLY”", this article explains these critical questions and when to ask them. Read More

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Six Degrees: Transitions to the Gospel
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Tim Henderson describes how to advance any conversation toward the direction of the gospel. You’ll find that any discussion is only a few degrees separated from the gospel message. Read More

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The Big Six Questions: Clarifying the KGP
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When sharing the “Knowing God Personally” booklet you want to make the gospel as clear as possible. Six simple questions, asked as you share the booklet, will dramatically affect the clarity of your presentation. Here are the questions. Read More

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How to Teach So People Learn
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If discipleship is an art and a science, then this is the art side. A fascinating article by Will Walker on how to ask thoughtful, probing questions that uncover the heart. Read More

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Asking Good Questions
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In contrast to a lecture or monologue, here you will discover how to ask the right type of question and become familiar with learning activities. Chapter excerpt from The Ultimate Roadtrip. Read More

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Small Group Icebreakers
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Getting a Small Group started and kicking off the initial discussion is the trickiest part of leading a Small Group. Here are some suggestions to get you over the hump. Read More

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