Cbap Church Planting 'Mac' Cycle_1[1]

7/31/2019 Cbap Church Planting 'Mac' Cycle_1[1]

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Created by Joel Macatangay


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JOEL J. MACATANGAY 0917-623-6500; [email protected]

MAC CYCLE

Planting a healthy multiplying church happens in step-by-step process. This step-by-step process proceeds from planning to the_________________planting of the church. ThisMAC primarily deals with the life cycle of a living, growing, and multiplying church. Every

church goes through a cycle of its own. This MAC covers the HOW TO PLANT a GREATCOMMISSION reproducing church.

The purpose of this manual is to emphasize the role that V2025 plays in MAC cycle.MAC involves considering what God wants to see accomplished for His glory in any Region.

When the content of the CBAP MAC Cycle has been mastered, each participant should:

1. To HAVE a clear vision to the CBAP vision and mission, by reaching their nation,their region, city, barangay, village, and neighborhood with the Gospel.

2. To KNOW that it is Gods will that every man, woman, and child hear and

understand the Gospel and have the opportunity to accept Jesus Christ as theirpersonal Lord and Savior.

3. To DO church planting in a simple and practical way.

P-REPARE

L-AUNCHA-SSIMILATEN-URTUREdiscipline

T-RANSFORM

CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES3

rdFlr. Greenhills Christian Fellowship, Garnet Road Ortigas Center / P.O. Box 1882, 1099 Manila

Tel. No. 638-8264


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The apostle Paul believed that prayer was a vital aspect of evangelism and church

planting. He prayed and encouraged the early Christians to pray for the _____________of the Gospel. We see examples throughout the New Testament Scriptures.

a. In talking about his desire for the Jews to receive the Gospel. Paul tells the believers inRome, Brothers, my hearts desire and prayer to God for the Israelites is that they may be

saved. (Romans 10:1).

b. When Paul warned the Ephesians Christians of the spiritual battle they were to engage in,he told them to put on the whole armor of God and to stand against the devils schemes.

_____________ against the devils schemes involved understanding Gods truth aboutsalvation, using the Word of God as a sword, and continuous prayer. Paul urged theEphesians believers to pray in the Spirit on all occasion with all kinds of prayers andrequests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the saints. (Eph. 6:18).

c. In regard to the advance of the Gospel, Paul specifically asked believers, Pray also for me,that whenever I open my mouth, words may be given to me so that I will fearlessly make

known the mystery of the Gospel Pray that I may ________________ it fearlessly, as Ishould (Eph. 6:19-20).

d. Paul wrote similar message to the believers in Colossae: Devote yourselves to prayer,being watchful and thankful. And pray for us, too, that God may open a door for our message,

so that we may proclaim the mystery of Christ, for which I am in chains. (Col. 4:2-4).

e. Paul also told the church in Thessalonica, pray for us that the message of the Lord mayspread rapidly, and be honored, just as it was with you. And pray that we may be delivered

from wicked and evil men, for not everyone has faith. But the Lord is faithful and he willstrengthen and protect you from the evil one. (2 Thess. 3:1-3).

It is clear from these passages that the early Christians prayed strategically for the

spread of the Gospel and against the evil influences, which hinder the Gospel from advancing.These same prayer needs still exist today. In developing and implementing a church plantingstrategy, ________ ________ ________ . Do nothing without prayer. Your

saturation church planting ministry must be born out of prayer and then continuously be

bathed from start to finish.

What are practical ways in which you can involve believers in raying for your church

planting ministry? Several ideas are discussed in this section. The essential points for

mobilizing prayer for church planting are:

* Ask God to lead you to people with a __________ for your target area.* Be committed to good information dissemination between your church planting work

and your people team.


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* Encourage regular, specific, concentrated prayer for the Gospel to penetrate the hearts

of people living in your target area and against evil influence which keep people in

bondage to Satan and which hinder the advance of the Gospel in your target area.

1. _____________ GROUP PRAYER MEETING

Cell groups are a place where people can encounter Christ in his word and in the lives of

believers in the cell group. Cell groups are intended to grow and multiply and each cell group

meetings, time should __________ praying for non-Christian friends, relatives, andcolleagues of cell group members. Cell groups may also want t prayer walk in their community

(or target place) and pray for special evangelistic events. Cell group leaders can keep people

informed of special events for which to pray.

2. PRAYER ________________

A prayer triplets consists of three individuals or three couples committed to meeting

regularly together (weekly or every two weeks) to pray for _______-__________,neighbors and relatives they would like to see become Christians. Ideally, those prayed for

should be people whom the praying individuals frequently see or speak. Prayer triplets arediscussed in more detail in PARTNER IN PRAYING.

Prayer Triplets are ideal when the church planter has a nucleus of believers in his target

area who are seeking to help him plant a church. They are an excellent way to involve

__________ believers to pray for their unsaved relatives and friends. In addition, PrayerTriplets are very effective for involving existing churches in evangelism of their own

communities.

3. PRAYER _______________

Prayer walking is not a new idea. In Europe, many famous walks werecreated by monks who used to walk and pray on pilgrimages from

cathedral city to cathedral city. Prayer walking enable the participants

to get out to see and be where the needs are. When we are shut up in

a room, we do not have the same understanding as when we are face

to face with real life situations and needs. Walking around a

neighborhood in prayer gives a ____________ differentperspective on the neighborhood and its needs than just taking a

pleasant stroll through the same neighborhood.

In church planting, prayer walking is a tool that can help to break up the swallow ground and

prepare the __________ of peoples hearts to receive the Gospel. Prayer walking shouldbe done by the church planting team or others with a burden for the particular area being

targeted for church planting. The prayer walkers will need to walk and pray around, through

and in the target area repeatedly. They should do this with sensitivity to the Holy Spirit.

Prayer walking should be followed by strategic evangelism. Evangelism must be

preceded and accompanied by prayer. If you and your church planting team are going to

distribute literature, show the Jesus film, feed the poor, or utilize any other type of

evangelism activity, as key part of that outreach should include prayer before and during the

event. Prayer walking has the effect of breaking up the swallow ground and preparing hearts

Prayer is vitalingredient of

churchplanting.

Without Godsblessing anddirection, all

our best effortswill fall.

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and homes for the sowing of the _____________ of Gods word. Streets that have beenprayed over in this way are much more fruitful than those streets that church not been prayed

over.

PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR PRAYER WALKING

I. Determine the area to prayer walk.II. Set a specific time for the prayer walk.

III. Decide on a particular focus of prayer.

IV. Walk at a leisurely, but steady pace, taking in the

surroundings as much as possible, without obviously staring.

V. At the end of the prayer walk, share briefly together.

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EVANGELISMMUST BE

PRECEDED AND

ACCOMPANIEDBY PRAYER.


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1. Receive a Vision from God

(Acts 16:7-10; Prov. 29:18).

Receiving a vision from God is a significant

mile-post in the life of a church plant. Until you

clearly receive a vision from God, you are unable

to proceed. Once the __________ is received, thechurch planter has been given Gods marching orders.

1. Vision derives from a word literally meaning see.

What better word than vision to describe the

capacity to be forward-looking and foresighted?

2. Vision suggests a future orientation.

3. A vision is an image, a picture of what could be.

4. Vision connotes a standard of excellence, an ideal. It implies a choice of values.

5. Vision also has the quality of uniqueness. It hints at what makes something special.

Sa totoo lang, madalas nakakalimutan ng church ang kanyangvision

, ang dahilan: sobrang dami ng

ginagawa nito. Rev. Andy Smith

* Because its there

* Duplicating success

* Vanity

* Need

* Available resources

* Leader-driven

* Gods revelation

VISION is the magnetic north that provides others with the capacity to chart their course

toward the future!

Pioneers in any endeavor have no maps to study, no guidebooks to read, no pictures to view.

They can only imagine all the possibilities!

PREPARE

1. Receive a Vision from God(Prayer & Fasting)

2. Choose Target People Group(Demographic Research)

3. Recruit Team (Planning)

4. Determine Strategy/Approaches

(Contextualization)5. Equip Team Members (Training)6. Raise Funds (Resources)

Where do Leaders obtain the vision?

Where do Leaders obtain the vision?


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1.Vision motivates

2.Vision should align the church with what God is doing and protect it into the future.

3.Vision is easily forgotten and must be sustained over time.

4.Vision empowers only when it is embraced by the people.

JUST DO IT BEFORE THE LORD.

2. Choose Target People Group (Demographic Research)

In Matthew 28:19-20, God lays out His evangelistic strategy,Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of

the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey

everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the

very end of the age.

In this text, the word nations is the same word we get our word ethnic from and carries

with it an understanding of people groups. It is here that God clearly calls us to take the gospel

to all people groups. This milepost involves an ____________________ of the peoplegroup among whom God directs the church to be planted. After you understand who, you can

begin to understand what it means to develop a contextual church planting approach among

that unreached people.

Research is an important part of church planting. It reveals different kinds of people

living in a target area, what their needs, hopes, fears, and spiritual beliefs are. This givesinsight into practical ways and means of sharing the Gospel. Demographic research will also

reveal what other people God has working in your target area, churches, mission groups,

service groups and how they might cooperate in seeing the target area filled with living

churches. Lastly, research ca help determine the effectiveness of current ministries and give

insight into where new churches need to be planted.

1.PEOPLE GROUPS

a. A people group is a significantly large grouping of people who recognize a common

__________________ because of their shared language, religion, ethnicity,occupation, residence, class, situation, or a combination of these things.

b. Ethnolinguistic groupings of people are distinguished primarily by their race and language.

2.POPULATION SEGMENTS

a. A smaller grouping of people than an ethnolinguistic people group.

b. Grouped according to language, worldview, and ethnicity

Leaders cast the Vision that others can catch

What is the VISION and MISSION of your ministry?

Three Types of Church Planting Focus Group


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*Recognize missional contexts and adapt their church planting approaches to fit the language,

culture, and worldview of their church planting focus group.

*Two types-of CHURCH PLANTERS:

1. Apostolic (Temporary) and

2. Founding-Pastor (Stay-in)

*Goal- to further kingdom of God by making disciples who transform their communities as theymake other disciples.

3.FOCUS GROUPS (Demographic Study)

a. Where does the focus group live?

b. What is the focus groups spiritual condition?

c. What barriers stand between the focus group and the gospel?

d. What bridges lie between the focus group and the Gospel?

e. What are your spiritual gifts and talents?

f. Writing your initial church planting focus group profile.

1. What do you think your research will discover about your target area?

2. What are the advantages of taking time to do research in your target area? How will

research make your church planting efforts more effective?

3. What are five or six pieces of information you feel to know about your target area that will

increase your church planting effectiveness?

4. Do you know people who would do well at research after you train them?

5. Are those in your harvest field ready to hear the Gospel? What are some observations you

have made that indicate to you that people are open or resistant to the Gospel?

3. Recruit Team (Planning)

God has chosen to work through teams in the planting of His church. It is God who puts

a team together. A team is the result of calling, chemistry, competency, and character coming

together. In MAC CYCLE, there are a variety of teams that come _________________to accomplish this major milepost.

1. Staff Team

a. Equips the core group to provide the basic ministry of

the church plant.

b. Consists of a lead pastor, worship leader, and pastor of spiritual development.

c. Responsible for equipping and growing church plant.

When the ANTS unite

their mouths, they cancarry an ELEPHANT.

MOSSI PROVERB

PMA 2008

Questions for Consideration, Review & Application:

Understanding the Role of the Church

Planting Teams


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2. Core group team

*Becomes the expression of Christ in the ministry _____________ through sharingcommon vision, values, mission, and strategy.

*Consists of people from a parenting church or the community.

*Exercises their gifts in carrying out the Great Commission

3. Ministry team

*Meet regularly to __________ and carry out a particular ministry of the church

*Consists of core group members organized around a specific task.

*Most churches require several different ministry teams.

4. Leadership team

*Provides _____________ direction and accountability for the church plant.*Consists of members of the staff team as well as the core group.

*This team should not be organized as a permanent leadership structure too early.

a. Create a sense of togetherness.

b. Build a team empowering others to lead.

c. Build a team through accountability.

d. Mentor successors to carry on the mission of the team.

Suppose one of you wants to build a tower. Will he not first down and estimate the cost to see

if he has enough money to complete it? For if he lays the foundation and is not able to finish it,

everyone who sees it will ridicule, saying, The fellow began to build and was not able to

finish. Luke 14:28-29

Coaching Seminar

4. Determine Strategies (Approaches)

How to Form a HEALTHY Team?

Why Planning are very important in Church Planting?


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THESE ANSWER THE QUESTION:, HOW WILL WE DO WHAT GOD WANTS DONE?

All churches need _________________ Leader & TEAM members who shallidentified and mobilized the church, into another significant milepost that has been achieved

through various strategies & relevant approaches in different context of church planting.

See SUPPLEMENTS:

a. There is no one way to launch a new church.

b. The first basic start-up strategy involves moving from core to crowd.

c. The second approach moves from crowd to core and has a very clear public launch.

(Jonathan Training)

5. Equip Team Members (Training)

It is important to understand that teams are essential when it comes to church planting.

When a church planter utilizes his team he can:

Multiply ______________. Mentor ______________.

Maximize ______________.

Mobilize the ______________.

Purpose of Team Members

a.__________Jesus said, The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord ofthe harvest, therefore, to send out workers into His harvest field (Matt.9:37-38).

It is amazing that 2,000 years ago Jesus knew the number one need would be for workers for the

harvest field. With this in mind, He instructed us to pray for workers. Nothing will substitute for prayer

when it come to building solid ministry teams. Pray for God to lead you to people of solid character who

are committed to Christ, to Gods vision for you and the new church.

b. ____________ tasks and define roles needed to accomplish the vision God has givenyou for your community.

c. ____________ for ways that God may be answering your prayers.

d. Personally invite individuals to join you in your church planting endeavor.

e. As you spend time with people, listen to them and observe them in different ministry situations.

f. Equip and release people for service.

g. ____________ the teams progress monthly and mentor them as needed.

h. Encourage teams often and celebrate the victories, both great and small.


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6. Raise Funds (Resources)

As and it will be given to you; seek and you will find: knock and it will be opened to you.

For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be

opened (Matthew 7:7-8).

Financial Resources

Type and amount depends on the planters approach. Dont forget that people

resourcesare just as important as financial.

The type of church planted determines the ___________________________.Some nontraditional forms of church require very little financial resourcing; others may need

significant resources. All churches need people resources. When resources are identified and

mobilized, another significant milepost has been achieved.

1. It will cost more than you think. 1. START-UP BUDGET

2. It depends on the type of church you plant.

3. It depends on vision. 2. OPERATIONAL BUDGET

4. It depends on the type of launch.

5. It depends on the context of your ministry. 3. MENTOR

6. It depends on your shape as a planter.

*The vision God writes he must underwrite.

*People give to people.

*Vision attracts resources.

*Resources are in the Harvest.*You have not because you ask not.

*People need a reason and opportunity to give.

*Resources are easier to raise prior to moving to the field.


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1. ________________SOWING(Effective Evangelism)

God births His church through the discipling

of new believers. When the gospel penetrates an

unreached people and begins to MAC CYCLE

manifest the fruit of new believers, he new church is

ready to be established. Church planting, above

all else, is a means to evangelize unreached people and

see Gods kingdom brought into a reality. Effective evangelistic

penetration signals that another milepost has been achieved.

A.Jesus ___________ Command (Mark 1:17)Come, follow me, Jesus said, And I will make you fishers of men.

B.Jesus ___________ Command (Acts 1:8)But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you, and you will my

witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

C.Jesus ___________ Commission (Matthew 28:18-20)The Jesus came to them and he said, All authority in heaven and one earth has

been given to me. Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them

in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching

them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely, I am with you always,

to the very end of the age.

D.The ______________ of the Early Church

Acts 2:47b the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved.Acts 4:4 the number of men grew to about five thousand

Acts 5:14 more & more men and women believed in the Lord and were added

to their number.

Acts 6:1 In those days when the number of disciples was increasing

Acts 6:7 The number of disciples in Jerusalem increased rapidly, and a large

number of priests, became obedient to the faith.

LAUNCH

1. Gospel Sowing(Effective Evangelism)

2. Follow-Up & Bible

Study (OBS)3. Form Small/Cell Group

(House Churches)4. Practical Christian

Living & ChristianEthics


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EE HAND GOSPEL (TAGALOG) PRESENTATION

HINLALAKI:Katulad ng libreng sakay ng pasahero

Ang ______________ ay ______________________

_____________________ (Rom. 6:23)

Hindi ito ___________________________ at di tayo________________________ (Efe. 2:8-9)

HINTUTURO:Ginagamit na pangturo sa kasalanan ng iba

________________________ ang _____________(Rom. 3:23)

Hindi ___________________ ang ______________(Mat. 5:48)

GITNANG DALIRI:Nagpapaalala sa atin na ang pinaka dakila ay ang Diyos.

____________________ ang ____________ -kaya ayaw Niya tayong parusahan. (I Juan 4:8b)

____________________ ang ____________ -kaya parurusahan Niya ang kasalanan. (Exo. 34:7b)

PALASINGSINGAN:Nagpapaalala sa atin kay Cristo

Si ________________ ay ang walang hanggang____________ - __________ (Juan 1:1, 14)

___________________ at muling nabuhay upang_______________ ang kaparusahan ng ating kasalanan atupang _____________ tayo ng lugar sa langit na Kanyangregalo sa atin. (1 Ped. 3:18)

HINLILIIT:Nagpapaalala sa ating pananampalataya

Ang __________________________ _____________________ ay di_________________ sa ______________ lamang (Santiago 2:19),o ___________________________________________ . Ito ay _______________ kay ___________________________ para sa buhay na walang hanggan. (Gawa 16:31)


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2. Follow-Up & Bible Study (OBS)

Every disciple should have a ministry to the body and a mission to the world. When this

is happening a new milepost is being accomplished. The ultimate __________ of anychurch plant should be the multiplication of new churches. This signifies that the church has

reached a new level of healthy maturity and a final milepost has been realized.

Jesus: a model for evangelizing unreached people.

a. Acceptance

b. Competence

c. Authenticity

d. Inviting

e. Challenging

(SEE SUPPLEMENTS)

3. Form Small/ Cell Groups (House Churches)

We are familiar with all the passages in the Acts of the Apostles where Luke gives a

___________________ of the early Christian community and where we are told thatChristians gathered in their homes for the breaking of the breed, or, the Eucharist (Acts2:46). We would not expect to find similar indications in the gospels, however, which are

supposed to deal with people and events during Jesus life time.

A house church is a group of people small enough to meet face-to-face, who havecovenanted with God and each other to be the church under the authority of Christ and

guidance of the Spirit. A house church often meets in homes, although it may sometimes meet

in public buildings. But more important than the place of meeting is the closeness ofrelationships implied by the word church.

*Some Advantages of House Church or Small / Cell Groups

It is very obvious that when the smaller the church, the closer inter-action. In small

groups, people develop closer relationships. They are more accountable to each other. It ismore difficult to ignore each other or to act in impersonal ways. If one person is absent, he or

she is missed.

a. Simple__________b. Simple Perspectivesc. Simple Church

*Some Challenges of House Church or Small Groups

a. Lack of__________b. Lack of Group Members


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4. Practical Christian Living & Christian Ethics.

In this spiritual character track, we seek to build a foundation for dynamic Christian

living. This criteria area cries out for attention as we see church leaders become spiritually

stranded because of one sin or another. How can we ourselves keep from being stranded?

How can our love for God grow strong and not become cold? How can we grow in our faith, so

that we have a vital, living relationship with Jesus Christian?

CHURCH MEMBERSHIP Covenant-Baptism, Spiritual Gifts, Ministries, Etc.

PERSONAL GROWTH / QUIET TIMEBIBLE STUDY MATERIALS

-HOMEBUILDERS / CELL GROUP!

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1. Combine Groups for Fellowship &

Prayer

Small groups are another proven way of

engaging people. Once someone decides to

participate in some type of small group setting,the likelihood of them dropping out decreasessignificantly. Church planters must be wise in providing

a variety of small group opportunities that are __________to unreached people.

Ministry and task are key for moving people toward a healthy commitment. In a new

church setting, there are many tasks that can be performed by non-believers. When thishappens, individuals are validated and tend to move forward on their__________toward authentic discipleship. Small groups are another proven way of engaging people. Oncesomeone decides to participate in some type of small group setting.

2. ______________ Discipleship(Servant Leadership)

The Importance and Advantages of Personal WorkAll can do it, it can be done anywhere, it can be done at any time, it reaches all

classes, it hits the mark, it meets the definite need, it avails where other methods fail,produces large results.

= c/o TEE (Church Development)

3. Appoint Advisory Team & Establish System

Leaders are pioneers - people who are willing to stepout into the unknown. Theyre willing to take risks, to

innovate and experiment in order to find new and better

ways of doing things.

Kouzes & Posners

A simple test to detect whether someone is on the road to becoming a leader is the frequency

of the use of the word WE!Kouzes & Posners

More than anything else, leadership is about creating a new way of life. To do that, leaders

must foster change, take risks, and accept the responsibility for ___________________

change happen.

ASSIMILATE1. Combine Groups for

Fellowship & Prayer2. Intentional Discipleship

(Servant Leadership)

3. Appoint AdvisoryTeam & EstablishSystem

4. Secure Meeting

Place & Advertise5. Procedure for CBAP

Membership.


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4. Secure Meeting of Places & Advertise

Decent place of worship serviceTARGET PEOPLE GROUP

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1. Preach & Teach Gods Word(Theology & Doctrines)

REGIONAL TRAINING CENTER:

*Please Approach your Pastors; Regional

Council officers/representatives;

Your new RTC Administrator

2. Encourage Lay People to Involve

in the Ministries

Christian leaders today need to have a true

understanding of the Church Planting in order

to be able to implement it with intention and

passion.

SPIRITUAL GIFTS-BASED MINISTRY:

a. Understanding Your Gift (s)

b. Matching Gifts to Ministries

c. Training

d. Appreciation of Ministries

-How does your church help members understand how their service fits into overall vision

of the church?

-How do your leaders affirm members, privately or publicly, in their ministry?

3. Cultivate ___________________

Church Planters must have an ever-maturing personal relationship with Jesus Christ asLord and Savior. In contemporary language, they have experienced and shown levels of

growth in their Christian lives and service.

a. Personal Spiritual Disciplines

b. Church-wide Spiritual Disciplines

c. Contagious Faith

NURTURE1. Preach & Teach Gods Word

(Theology & Doctrines)2. Encourage Lay People to

involve in the ministries3. Cultivate Spirituality (Prayer)

4. Train New Workers

5. Multiply Small/Cell Groups6. Facilitate Meaningful Worship7. Extend Church Ministries

8. Observe Church Discipline


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4. Train New Workers

The primary qualifications for Christian leaders, especially church planters are godly

character. The first characteristic of the seven church leaders in Acts 6 is full of the spirit and

wisdom (verse 3).

5. Multiply Small/Cell Groups (House Churches)a. Spiritually Oriented

b. Developed Relationships

c. Active Participation

d. Baguhan friendly

e. Multiplication of Disciples, Leaders, and Groups.

6. Facilitate Meaningful Worship

The fuel for worldwide mission is worship. John Piper, Baptist Pastor

a. Worship Service Planning

b. Baguhan Friendly

c. Care for Children

d. God-centered Music

e. Life-Transforming Preaching

7. Extend Church Ministries

MINISTRY FAIR

VISIT YOUR ORGANIZATIONAL CHART!

a. Using an approved organizational chart, show how these ministries are connected.

b. Which ministries have designated leaders and which dont?c. Do each of the leaders have someone they report to and from whom they receive

oversight?d. How many leaders report directly to the pastor? Could be decreased?e. Describe how people come into your church through your various ministries. How do

they get connected into the full life of the church? How are decisions made in your

church?

8. Observe Church Discipline

*HOW? *TO WHOM? *WHY?*WHEN? *WHERE? *??

Any Pastor, pastoral staff, leader or member who commits sin that harmsthe testimony of the church as mentioned below shall be subject to disciplinarymeasures.


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Section 1 DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS

Section 2 PROCESS

Section 3 APPLICATIONa. Suspension

b. Exclusionc. Excommunication

Section 4 RESTORATION

a. Suspended/Excludedb. Excommunicated

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1. Instill a Vision for Global & Local Missions

*CWMC; COMMUNITY TRANSFORMING COURSE;

*KAIROS COURSE

2. Evaluation & Learn New Things. Open for Changes.

3. Plant a New Church using CBAP MAC CYCLE. (Reproducing).

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TRANSFORM1. Instill a Vision for Global & Local

Missions.2. Evaluation & Learn new things. Open

for Changes.3. Plant a New Church using CBAP

MAC CYCLE. (Reproducing)

Every Churchwas BORN to

REPRODUCE.


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MAC DRIVEN INFLUENCE FROM:

1. CBAP HISTORY

2. JONATHAN TRAINING (CPM / CMM)

3. EE PHILS. (SYF/OBS/SPR/VBS)

4. PMI, CBS-ASIA, HAGGAI INSTITUTE, ATS

5. OMEGA FORCE / EFCA / J. MAXWELL / PDL

6. BAYANIHAN CHURCH PLANTING / NCD

7. CHURCH PLANTING BOOKS, MAGAZINES, ARTICLES

8. INTERVIEWS, REFLECTIONS, & COMMENTS


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CBAP CHURCH PLANTING:

Church planting is a process that results in a new Christian church being established. Itshould be distinguished from church development, where a new service, new worship centre

or fresh expression is created that is integrated into an already established congregation. For achurch to be planted, it must eventually have a separate life of its own and be able to function

without its parent body/mother church/partnering church.

CBAP V2025 = MAC CYCLE

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Suggestions & Comments:

PJoel Macatangay CBAP National Church Planting Mobilizer,

GLOBE: #0917-623-6500; SUN#0923-813-0922EMAIL: [email protected]

MACSYSTEM

P-REPARE

1. Receive a Vision from God(Prayer & Fasting)

2. Choose Target People Group(Demographic Research)

3. Recruit Team (Planning)4. Determine Strategy/Approaches

(Contextualization)5. Equip Team Members (Training)6. Raise Funds (Resources)

L-AUNCH

1. Gospel Sowing(Effective

Evangelism)2. Follow-Up & Bible

Study (OBS)3. Form Small/Cell

Group(House Churches)

4. Practical ChristianLiving & ChristianEthics

A-SSIMILATE

1. Combine groups forFellowship & Prayer

2. Intentional Discipleship(Servant Leadership)

3. Appoint AdvisoryTeam & Establish

System4. Secure Meeting Place

& Advertise forWorship

5. Procedure for CBAPMembership

N-URTURE

1. Preach & Teach GodsWord (Theology & Doctrines)

2. Encourage Others toInvolve.

3. Cultivate Spirituality

4. Train New Workers5. Multiply Small/Cell Group

(House Churches)6. Facilitate meaningful

Worship7. Extend Church Ministries8. Observe Church Discipline.

T-RANSFORM

1. Instill a vision for Global & LocalMissions.

2. Evaluation & Learn New things.Open for Changes.

3. Plant a new Church using CBAPMAC CYCLE for Planting a Healthy

Church. (Reproducing)

Documents

Cbap Church Planting 'Mac' Cycle_1[1]