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We're back again this week with Reading Lenz and guest Chris High of Hoboken Grace for part 2 of the book E-Myth Revisted by Michael Gerber. In this episode we talk about organizational structure for the core team that will help you lead your group system. We'll also talk about the benefits of role descriptions. Click here to register for Small Group Network events ★ Support this podcast ★

This week we have on Lead Pastor Chris High of Hoboken Grace Community Church in Hoboken, NJ. Together we breakdown the book E-Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber. Join us as we share about our journey as a church plant in one of the densest cities in the United States and how this book helps guide our way towards a stronger small group system.  Click Here For Small Group Network Events ★ Support this podcast ★

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Guest: Greg Anderson    Greg is originally from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and has been in full-time church-based ministry since 1996 as a small group pastor, most recently at Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale. He has been involved with SGN from the early days of its launch, and currently serves as the Southeast Regional Representative for the Small Group Network. Greg is currently on staff with The Fellowship of Christian Athletes in Palm Beach County Florida.   Along with beginning a recovery ministry at his church in South Carolina, He also has served as the National Training Coach for Celebrate Recovery in 2002, southeast regional director in 2003, and eventually became the first National Director for Celebrate Recovery in 2004.    SHOW NOTES    Reach Greg via email:  ganderson@fca.org  Greg's website for Men's recovery group: mysafegroup.org    ★ Support this podcast ★

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Description:    This month's guest is Peter Englert from Browncoft Church in Rochester, NY. Peter serves as the Adult Ministries Director and is a blogger for the Small Group Network. Together we tackle the book Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss a former FBI negotiator. Listen in as we share what we learned from the FBI to improve how we lead within our lives, leadership, and small groups.   Lightning Round Reads:   One Blood by John Perkins   Be the Bridge: Pursuing God's Heart for Racial Reconciliation by Latasha Morrison     Next Month's Reading Lenz Book:   E-Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber  ★ Support this podcast ★

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Bio:  Since 2017, Bart has been serving at Traders Point Christian Church, a multi-site congregation in Indianapolis, IN with 5 campuses, as their Lead Groups Minister, Campus Pastor for their 2000+ site, and on their Leadership Team. Prior to that, he ministered for 12 years as a Discipleship and Teaching pastor in Northern Indiana. Bart has served in smaller, midsize churches with Sunday school models as well as small groups and is now at a church of 10K+ with 450 small groups. He’s also a certified life coach and trained in 3DM discipleship ministry.    Show Notes:    Traders Point Christian Church Resources  https://tpcc.org/ https://tpcc.org/group-leaders   National survey from Disciplship.org and Exponential on the state of discipleship in the U.S:  https://discipleship-org.s3.amazonaws.com/text/ebooks/Final+2020_National_Study_Report.pdf?ck_subscriber_id=134266632    Lobby Conference - Feb 23-24 2021  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-lobby-gathering-2021-tickets-130297863417 ★ Support this podcast ★

Abortion stats Top 10 SGN highlights of 2020 Pastor Rick's Sermon Notes https://grouptalksgn.libsyn.com/your-small-groups-role-against-racism https://grouptalksgn.libsyn.com/developing-an-anti-racist-culture-in-your-small-group 7 Civilities  Listen with your eyes (don’t roll your eyes) acknowledge their view Sleep and hungry—know the right time Social media news vs. Good news Neither side may trivialize or dismiss the concerns of the other. Neither side should define the “other” according to one single characteristic or identity marker. Both sides should aim to help each other understand their own experience and perspective using a type of speech (words and tone) that can be heard by the other. Both sides should accept the fundamental ground rule of life in a free society: the essence of liberty is the right to be different and to act wrongly in the eyes of others—you will need to agree to disagree. ★ Support this podcast ★