The SALT Impact Podcast

God's Story for Leaders Session 3

God's Story For Leaders Session 2

God's Story for Leaders Session 1(b)

God's Story For Leaders Session 1(a)

SALT Book 2: Session 7

Wise leaders, multiply leaders so we shoulder of God's work collectively. What things do we need to put in place to make sure we are raising up and nurturing new leaders as we lead our small groups? In this episode we discuss how to identify and develop new leaders in our small group and beyond.

SALT Book 2: Session 6

We've all been in a small group where uncomfortable situations arise. How do we manage the over-talker, the silent person or the know-it-all in ourselves and others to ensure a healthy relational culture? This and much more is the subject of this week's podcast.

SALT Book 2: Session 5

In this episode we talk about why times of corporate prayer are important to the growth of our small groups, and how this principle is clearly illustrated in God's word. Yet, how do we respond to those who are very uncomfortable with praying out loud and encourage them take small steps to growing in this area?

SALT Book 2: Session 4

Developing good discussions are key to leading a small group. So what are the how-to's of small group leadership? It's important that we learn to be the "guide from the side" and not the "sage from the stage." We will dig into how to ask good questions that inquire to draw out knowledge, understanding and wisdom.

SALT Book 2: Session 3

What makes a good small group leader? In this episode we discuss the habits we must nurture and practice the very same habits Jesus modeled for us in the Bible. We will also learn from Paul and the early Christians to show us why these habits are important to effectual leadership.

SALT Book 2: Session 2

Welcome back to this week's episode of the SALT podcast. Have you ever wondered what the qualities of a good small group leader are? Well, according to the Bible it depends on character and how we live our lives. In this way, it more about who we are and how we conduct our lives in order that we can model it for others.