In this session, Mike Davies helps us weigh up the difference between peacemaking and peacekeeping – and the importance this plays in community unity. He looks at handling difficult conversations, bringing the truth in love, and dealing with the reaction thereafter.

In this session, Mike Davies look at the health of communities. If we want truly healthy communities, then we need to be willing to reveal our weaknesses. Acts 2v42-47 shows us what a healthy community looks like – we can use this passage to audit ourselves and see where we need to change.

In this session, Mike Davies encourages us to be ready and willing to run, be easily steered, and raise other people to be the same. Do we encourage an environment where there is a priesthood of all believers and create a safe place for them to step out?

In this session, Mike Davies reminds us that it is our responsibility to teach people to obey Jesus and hear His voice for themselves.

In the first session of the Community Leaders Training, Mike Davies emphasises the importance and value of community as a place where every person is being looked after spiritually, physically, emotionally and financially.

To find the heart behind community groups, Mike Davies explains that we should be looking to see people meeting together daily, doing life together, not simply attending meetings. Such communities are the basic building blocks of a healthy church.

This session, presented by Mike Davies, expands on proactive discipleship. We must build genuine relationships with people, not simply see them as projects; take time to pray for them, encourage them, comfort them, equip them, and correct them.

This session, presented by Mike Davies, expands on the qualifications to be a community leader. God can do amazing things through us if we are only willing to make ourselves available to Him

Helping community leaders to steer with discernment, Mike Davies explains that we as leaders should be doing most of the discipleship and should be the greatest influence on believers’ lives, helping them navigate around poor influences and decisions.

In this final session, Mike Davies reminds us that leadership carries a cost in terms of time, money, relationships etc. We need to be prepared to pay the price and persevere – even when things get tough.

In this session of the Community Leaders Training series, Mike Davies reminds us of the Roman Centurion, who understood the concept of delegated authority. Authority and responsibility are two sides of the same coin; we need to understand the authority we carry and how to carry it. We need to represent Jesus and the elders to carry true spiritual authority.

The sixth session, presented by Mike Davies, emphasises that we need to ensure we are adequately prepared each time we get together. We need to spend time before God praying for the people and hearing what He wants to do, and following the Holy Spirit as He leads.

In this second last session, presented by Mike Davies, he reminds us that we have a purpose: to glorify God by seeing people saved and discipled. If we are not reaching the lost, then we are not fulfilling our purpose.

In this third session of the Community Leaders Training, Mike Davies shares more about the expectation on community leaders as a leadership function that carries a delegated authority from elders.

The fourth session of Community Leaders training, presented by Mike Davies, establishes that there aren’t always rules to how big or small communities should be. Instead, he emphasises the importance of ensuring that it is a place where people are effectively discipled.

In this tenth session, Mike Davies remind us of the importance of accountability. Accountability is a tool to help us become more like Christ; it is a lifestyle, not a system.

In this 13th session of Community Leaders Training, presented by Mike Davies, he shares on the difference between leading and managing. Leading proactively means that many problems can be avoided if we anticipate them and truly know the people within our community.