5 Pillars of Communication
Studies show that good communication skills are the number one asset in almost every field. That means developing your communication skills will position you to excel in nearly every field. This Six-week workshop will provide you with the tools to bring your communication to another level, from bringing clarity to your conversations to being a person who can effectively resolve misunderstandings that so often lead to conflict.
Pillar #1 - Engagement: Great communicators know what it takes to find common ground.
Pillar #2 - Authenticity: You are the message you communicate to the world around you. If you're not authentic, your communication is an imitation of someone else.
Pillar #3 - Content: Have something meaningful to say and check the value of your communication.
Pillar #4 - Preparation: Failing to prepare our communication prepares us to fail at communication.
Pillar #5 - Listening: Simply hearing isn't necessarily listening. Is what's being said understood?
Facilitated by Joe Byers and Dave Beavers
Wednesdays from 6:00-7:30 p.m. beginning April 2.
Studies show that good communication skills are the number one asset in almost every field. That means developing your communication skills will position you to excel in nearly every field. This Six-week workshop will provide you with the tools to bring your communication to another level, from bringing clarity to your conversations to being a person who can effectively resolve misunderstandings that so often lead to conflict.
Pillar #1 - Engagement: Great communicators know what it takes to find common ground.
Pillar #2 - Authenticity: You are the message you communicate to the world around you. If you're not authentic, your communication is an imitation of someone else.
Pillar #3 - Content: Have something meaningful to say and check the value of your communication.
Pillar #4 - Preparation: Failing to prepare our communication prepares us to fail at communication.
Pillar #5 - Listening: Simply hearing isn't necessarily listening. Is what's being said understood?
Facilitated by Joe Byers and Dave Beavers
Wednesdays from 6:00-7:30 p.m. beginning April 2.
The Ruthless Elimination Of Hurry
We are all busy. Some of us can't remember the last time we rested or even had free time. Our busyness can feel productive, but it is a toxic distraction that saps our spiritual, physical, and emotional vitality. It may seem like we have no choice but to live frantically, but God has a better path for us.
Join us for this 5- week study as pastor and author John Mark Comer addresses one of the greatest threats to our spiritual lives: HURRY. Instead of allowing our calendars and screens to control our lives, Jesus offers us a new rhythm of life, overflowing with grace, peace, and beauty.
Facilitated by LeAnn Montgomery
Wednesdays from 6:00-7:30 p.m. February 12 -March 12
We are all busy. Some of us can't remember the last time we rested or even had free time. Our busyness can feel productive, but it is a toxic distraction that saps our spiritual, physical, and emotional vitality. It may seem like we have no choice but to live frantically, but God has a better path for us.
Join us for this 5- week study as pastor and author John Mark Comer addresses one of the greatest threats to our spiritual lives: HURRY. Instead of allowing our calendars and screens to control our lives, Jesus offers us a new rhythm of life, overflowing with grace, peace, and beauty.
Facilitated by LeAnn Montgomery
Wednesdays from 6:00-7:30 p.m. February 12 -March 12
Pastor’s Deep Dive Discussion
Sit down with Pastor Farley and other weekly teachers and dive deeper in discussion about his weekly sermon. In this setting, we get the opportunity to ask questions to gain clarity and insight about his weekly message in a way that isn’t always possible by just “hearing” a sermon.
Jesus spoke to the multitudes, but he sat down with His disciples and explained to them what He meant in a deeper way. He was “making” disciples, taking them deeper into the Word of God.
We meet on the Rhema Christian Center campus Wednesdays from 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Sit down with Pastor Farley and other weekly teachers and dive deeper in discussion about his weekly sermon. In this setting, we get the opportunity to ask questions to gain clarity and insight about his weekly message in a way that isn’t always possible by just “hearing” a sermon.
Jesus spoke to the multitudes, but he sat down with His disciples and explained to them what He meant in a deeper way. He was “making” disciples, taking them deeper into the Word of God.
We meet on the Rhema Christian Center campus Wednesdays from 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Fervent Fridays
Fervent Fridays is a gathering of friends for food, fellowship, prayer and discussion of our weekly Sunday service message in the home of Dewey & Katie Beckett at 7:00 p.m. each Friday.
Join us as we enjoy tasty cuisine in an atmosphere of love, acceptance and forgiveness as we study the challenging weekly sermon.
Fervent Fridays is a gathering of friends for food, fellowship, prayer and discussion of our weekly Sunday service message in the home of Dewey & Katie Beckett at 7:00 p.m. each Friday.
Join us as we enjoy tasty cuisine in an atmosphere of love, acceptance and forgiveness as we study the challenging weekly sermon.