As I prepare a class, I carefully craft my questions, remembering these characteristics of a good question: 1. It can be answered by the people asked. I have to ask questions about things people know. They know, for instance, about their own experience. So, "When did you first realize that grace was more than just a word?" is more likely to work than ... Sign up for a membership or purchase this download to see it in its entirety.   Becoming a Missional Church Transforming Nominal ChristiansEvaluate your church's focus on challenging and growing its congregants. Who is someone in your ministry that is difficult to include? Know Your Audience, Part I Turn preschoolers’ developmental limitations into opportunities.
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