Holiness for Ordinary People – Shepherding Resource
by Keith Drury
Church Leadership
Finding Your Way – Shepherding Resource
by Jane Rubietta
Faith Made Real – Shepherding Resource
by College Wesleyan Church
Belonging – Shepherding Resource
Includes changes from 2016 General Conference
Awakening Grace – Shepherding Resource
by Matt LeRoy and Jeremy Summers
Linchpin Leadership
Guidelines for Social Media
How employees represent themselves is important not only to the church’s reputation, but also to the Kingdom at large.
Ministry Tensions to Manage
Learn the difference between the ministry tensions that need to be managed and the problems that need to be solved.
Essentials Training
Essentials is a 2-day pre-launch equipping experience for church planters, spouses of church planters, and core members of launch teams. The Essentials environment is designed to provide you with practical training and productive peer resourcing.
King David: A 3-Week Leadership Development Series Based on the Life of David
“King David” is a 3-week series that teaches us that to build better lives leaders must first build a strong foundation. This series takes a close look at the early years, mid-life years, and later years of David’s life.
Resources for DBMD Members
Women in Ministry & Leadership
Small Group Leader Application
Personal Information and Spiritual Health Questionnaire. This resource contains a copy of our small group leader application.
Small Group Leader Gathering Booklet
How to Chase God, Be Holy, Help People, and Make Progress
Joshua’s Men
A One-Year Process to Raise Up Spiritual Leaders. Joshua’s Men is an intensive leadership development process designed for small groups of 7-8 specially-selected men. Develop a strong network of Christian men who are dedicated to serving the Kingdom.
Membership
“Discover Membership” Class Materials
Super Bowl Sunday
“Coaching and Coachability” is a single-message for Super Bowl Sunday with a high fun factor. This teaching is taught by Senior Pastor Kevin Myers and Pastor Kevin Queen, and centers around the thought that “winning coaches lead themselves first.”
