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THE POWER OF PREVIEW

Renee Keller and Ivan John Liew

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QUEST for men:

Building Multiplying Disciples Everywhere so that

Everyone knows Someone who truly follows Christ

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THE SIGNIFICANCE PROJECT �Vision & Mission

Building movements of multiplying disciples everywhere so that everyone knows someone who truly follows Jesus.

Matthew 28:18-20; 2 Timothy 2:2

Core Values: Faith, Growth and Fruitfulness

Our Mission and Vision : Building movements of multiplying disciples everywhere…so that everyone knows someone who truly follows Jesus.(Matthew 28:18-20 ; 2Tim 2;2.)

Mission: Reach, Build and sent Christ centred multiplying disciples who launch spiritual movements

Vision: Movements everywhere, so that everyone knows someone who truly follows Jesus.

Our Core values : Faith, Growth and Fruitfulness.

We lead from our values so that people live out a passionate walk with God, grow and develop, and bear lasting fruit.

Faith-Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. … And without faith it is impossible to please [God] ...”

Living this out means that we, as an organisation, aim to keep our focus on God and not on ourselves. Because Jesus said “... for apart from Me you can do nothing” (John 15:5), we realize our need for Him in every aspect of life and ministry. We depend on His Spirit moment by moment, yielding to Him as He instructs, abiding in Him and seeking to maintain a wholehearted devotion to Him.

Growth -“Him we proclaim, warning everyone and teaching everyone with all wisdom, that we may present everyone mature in Christ” (Colossians 1:28, ESV).

We are committed to the maturity of the people God has entrusted to us. This challenges us to develop multiplying leaders who care for people. We focus our efforts on discipleship — both in ourselves and in others — pursuing character change rather than simply completing a training program. This value refers to not only individual growth, but also our collective growth.

Fruitfulness ; “... Whoever abides in Me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit … but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit and that your fruit should abide ...” (John 15:5,16, ESV).

We are willing to examine the results of our efforts. Specifically, we look for people to come to Christ, to be changing into conformity with Christ, and to take His message to the world. It drives us to focus on not just our activity, but also our effectiveness. Because the Lord has entrusted so much to us, we strive to be good stewards, seeking the best return for our efforts.

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FOUR �KEY OBJECTIVES�of the� Life Coaching Resources�

Participants will know their true identity, worth and uniqueness in Christ, as well as the good works God has called them to do for His glory.�
Participants would experience a growing authentic relationship with the Creator and walk in the power of the Holy Spirit moment by moment.

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FOUR �KEY OBJECTIVES� of the �Life Coaching Resources�

Participants will know their �personal mission: how God is asking them to join Him in His mission of seeking and saving

the lost.

Participants would be involved in �spiritual multiplication –living

out their mission, including

helping others to know the

resource and join a life coaching

group that they will facilitate and

host.

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FOUR KEY OBJECTIVES OF A PREVIEW

TO GIVE PEOPLE AN IDEA OF WHAT THE CONTENT OF THE RESOURCE IS ABOUT

TO HELP THEM EXPERIENCE WHAT IT IS LIKE TO BE IN A LIFE-COACHING GROUP

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FOUR KEY OBJECTIVES OF A PREVIEW

TO PROVIDE INSPIRATION AND MOTIVATION TO LEAD A GROUP, JOIN A GROUP,OR BE AN ACTIVATOR IN THEIR AREA, CITY, COUNTRY, CAMPUS

TO GIVE VISION TO MINISTRY LEADERS TO BEGIN LIFE-COACHING GROUPS TO HELP MEET THEIR MISSIONAL OBJECTIVES

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THE PREVIEW EXPERIENCE : what will they take away from the time?

Be ministered to personally
Gain a vision for how to use the resources in their ministry context
Hear stories about changed lives
Be encouraged to help mobilize others for the mission
Build relationships with one another

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PRACTICAL TIPS

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�� A PREVIEW IS NOT A MODEL FOR DOING THE COURSE

BUT A WAY TO EXPERIENCE SOME HIGHLIGHTS TO GAIN INFORMATION AND DIRECTION TO JOIN, LEAD AND MULTIPLY GROUPS

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LENGTH OF PREVIEW OPTIONS

HALF DAY
FULL DAY
TWO OR THREE DAYS

THE LONGER THE PREVIEW THE MORE MOTIVATED AND EQUIPPED THE ATTENDEES ARE

PREVIEW DOCUMENTS CAN BE FOUND ON THE SIGNFICANCE PROJECT GOOGLE DRIVE

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TIMING FOR A PREVIEW

END OF YEARLY MINISTRY CYCLE
BEGINNING OF YEARLY MINISTRY CYCLE

This allows time after the Preview for people to join groups to experience the full course.

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PRESENTERS AND FACILITATORS

BEST TO HAVE AT LEAST TWO PRESENTERS UP FRONT
FACILITATOR AT EACH TABLE
TABLES OF 8 PEOPLE BEST INCLUDING THE FACILITATOR

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HOW TO DECIDE THE �DURATION OF PREVIEW? ��

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1. Audiences we are reaching�� 2. Objectives we have in mind

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AUDIENCES WE ARE REACHING

THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO

Know more about the course
Ready to embark on a course
Facilitate courses
Activate others to use the resources

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½ DAY PREVIEW

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½ DAY PREVIEW�FOCUS

Give interested participants an idea about the resources
Share stories of life changed.
Provide opportunity to sign up for a Life-Coaching Group.

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WHO TO ATTEND ½ DAY PREVIEW?

Participants who would like to

Know more about the course
Ready to embark on a course

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1-Day Preview

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WHO TO ATTEND 1- DAY PREVIEW?

LEADERS who would like

To experience and embark on a course
To activate others to use the resources

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1-DAY PREVIEW�FOCUS

Experience Life-Coaching group and embark on a course.
Share vision on how to use the resources in their sphere of influence.

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2-DAY PREVIEW

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WHO TO ATTEND 2-DAY PREVIEW?

LEADERS who would like

To experience the course
To facilitate future courses
To activate others to use the resources

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2-DAY PREVIEW�FOCUS

Experience Life- Coaching Group
Encouragement to help participants begin groups and facilitate a group themselves.
Share vision on how to use the resources in their sphere of influence.