By Joel Comiskey, Leadership Explosion In Part 1, I talked about our early experience training leaders in Ecuador — how one-on-one training fell flat in a group-oriented culture, and how a single equipping track can and should be delivered through many different...
By Joel Comiskey, Leadership Explosion I remember when we first started using our training track, our equipping series, in Ecuador. We did what seemed obvious at the time: we tried to train the Ecuadorians one-on-one. We thought that was the “right way” to...
By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Years ago, I repeatedly heard glowing reports about the leader training track that Little Falls Church in South Africa developed. I was therefore pleasantly surprised when, some time later, Pastor Harold Weitsz invited me to speak...
By José Vega, www.elim.org.sv The first skill in designing an equipping track is not curriculum design. It is empathy. A leader has to be observant, and more than observant; they have to care enough to notice what they see. Who in this group talks freely and who...
By Ralph Neighbour, Where Do We Go from Here If everyone is a minister, then everyone must be prepared for the work of ministry. “Equipping all the saints for the work of ministry” is a nice-sounding phrase, but it can be a real nightmare to implement in...
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