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CHMN 201 Exam 2 Study Guide
35 questions: multiple choice, T/F, matching
Church Unique (Part 2)
Vision/Calling/Obedience – Following Notes by Dr. Willmington
Be familiar with the definition of leadership.
oLeadership is moving a group toward a vision
Be familiar with the stages of leadership and their corresponding scripture references.
oGod leads me (1 Chron 29:11, Is 9:6, Phil 2:9)
oI lead me (Prov 25:28, 1 Cor 9:24-27)
oI lead others (Eph 2:10, Eph 4:11-12)
Be familiar with the different evidence factors of God’s calling and their definitions.
o
Know the three aspects included in your calling.
oMe
oGod
o People
Be familiar with the class discussion and class notes on Exodus 3-4.
o
Be familiar with the two main roles of spiritual leaders.
oServant and shepherd
Be familiar with the three “Heart Check” categories and their responses.
oIgnorance (I don’t know)
oWeakness( I can’t)
oRebellion (I won’t)
Review all notes.
Be familiar with the statements in Chapter 5 about “Catalyzing Movement with Clarity
First”
oClarity is good news because it is so catalytic
oClarity Makes Uniqueness Undeniable
oClarity Makes Direction Unquestionable
oClarity Makes Enthusiasm Transferable
oClarity Makes Work Meaningful
oClarity Makes Synergy Possible
oClarity Makes Success Definable
oClarity Makes Focus Sustainable
oClarity Makes Leadership Credible
oClarity Make Uncertainty Approachable
Be able to finish the sentence from Chapter 6: “Clarifying vision is always about…”
o
Be familiar with the components included in the Kingdom Concept.
oMade up of three parts
Local predicament
What are the unique needs and opportunities where God has
placed us?
Collective potential
What are the unique resources and capabilities that God brings
together in us?
Apostolic esprit
What particular focus most energizes and animates our
leadership?
Be familiar with the definition for the Kingdom Concept in Chapter 9.
oIt is a simple, clear, “big idea” that defines how your church with glorify God and
make disciples.
Be able to finish the sentence form Chapter 5: “Clear vision is anchored vision”.
o anchored
Be familiar with Chapter 7 sentence, “Emotionally, our vision can and should feel like…”
towards the end of the chapter.
oThe biggest thing in the world; but from an eternal perspective, it is pretty small.
Be familiar with Chapter 8 “Whispering Legacies” section.
oIt will motivate us
oIt will humble us
oIt will sharpen us
Be familiar with the questions listed under “Circle One” in Chapter 9.
oWhat are the unique needs and opportunities where God has placed us?
Be familiar with the “Troubleshooting the Kingdom Concept” in Chapter 10.
oWhat if the Kingdom Concept does not emphasize my ministry area?
oAren’t we just doing less ministry by focusing in one area?
oWhat about all the “Five Purposes” of the Church?
oIs the Kingdom Concept taking us away from the new and innovative?
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