Training and Equipping Small Group Leaders to Lead Transformational Covenant Communities

Small groups, when led well and committed to by the group members, can become amazing communities of fellowship, education, inspiration and transformation. In this seminar small group leaders will be trained to understand the nature of reproductive disciple-making ministry and lead transformational covenant groups through the Omega Course.

Covenant groups are intended to be higher commitment groups where training one another in the faith toward living Christ-centered lives is normal. This seminar will equip you with the confidence you need to lead a covenant small group using the Omega Course content and to build a dynamic transformational community.

Participants will explore the deeper aspects of Small Group Leadership, including:

- The nature of reproductive disciple-making ministry.
- The C.O.R.E. small group model.

C: Committed
O: Open to Growth
R: Relating to the Group
E: Entering Scripture

- Probing questions and insights related to the Omega Course content that help you dig into the deeper things of God together.
- The L.E.A.D.E.R. paradigm for facilitating transformational covenant small groups.

L: Listens
E: Engages
A: Accountability Provider
D: Demonstrates
E: Empowers
R: Relates with Excellence

-Break Point Questions for each break in the Omega Course content.

Materials:

Each participant will receive the C.O.R.E. Small Group L.E.A.D.E.R.’s Guide which complements their Omega Course workbook and Personal Development Guide.

Testimonials

“Incredible life-changing and God-honoring material. Content is exactly what our church needs to fully engage spiritual formation as a body. Presentations were thorough but moved along at a good pace. Great energy and engagement for the presenters. Omega has great potential to radically improve the lives of believers and their churches through real spiritual transformation and disciple making. Keep it up! Full throttle!”

“This training is quite simply a blueprint for a church to bring together the component parts of their lives into a purposeful focus, which then becomes easily coordinated with like-minded fellow church members to become a potent force for community-wide renewal.”

“This seminar has challenged me to master this material to use in a variety of settings to teach discipleship.”

“Makes one realize that the church without mentoring misses the task of building true God-centered leaders.”