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Section 13: Training Leaders, Advanced Level 3d

13 3d: Take leaders through a process of character development.

Help your people to understand why we all need to work constantly with God's help to develop Christian character.

Member-care specialist, Dr. Ronald Noll, identifies four areas of human life in which Christian workers must grow spiritually, if they are to become effective in helping others to know Christ better:

  1. Bonding — love and relationships.
  2. Boundary-setting — responsibility and limits.
  3. Bad and good — forgiveness and acceptance.
  4. Becoming mature in Christ — adulthood and authority

*Find Genesis 3: 1-19. What were the immediate consequences of the disobedience that Adam and Eve?

Find Romans 5: 12-21. What are the ultimate sources of our human problems and their spiritual solutions?

Find Ephesians 4: 11-16. What must every Christian worker be able to do for others?

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* Stories (better, for letting the Word flow from friend to friend)

For an highly readable book that blends sound theology with the insights of member care, see Henry Cloud, Changes That Heal, Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, 1994.

For use outside the USA, see also the Character Development Workbook, based on the above, published by Campus for Christ, International Community Resources, PO Box 72.007, San Clemente CA 92674 USA, fax 714 361-7579.

Two widely available personality tests that non-specialists can understand are the DISC leadership inventory and the Firo-B temperament assessment. The former can be obtained from the Western Seminary bookstore.

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