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Solomon declared that A horse is prepared for the day of battle, but victory comes from the LORD (Prov. 21:31). He was reminding his readers that they needed to prepare themselves for battle but they dare not go into battle without God. The same is true for Bible study leaders. They need to prepare themselves to lead the group, but they need to do so with God leading them. We are seeking to make disciples which can not be done in our own strength. Leaders are called upon to be shaped by the truths they encounter and then pass those truths on to others, with God working in and through leaders. Ken Braddy defines why our groups exist and why we do what we do as leaders. Knowing why our groups exist helps us understand our role and the responsibilities we carry as leaders. Michael Kelley examines how we as the leaders of a group set the standard for others to follow. Our group members look to us to show them how to live out the truths found in the Bible. Dwayne McCrary identifies actions we can take to prepare ourselves and our groups to make disciples. As partners with God, we must put ourselves and our groups in a position to be useful instruments of His. This book is for church leaders and leaders of Bible study groups, especially Sunday School leaders.

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Michael Kelley es el director de Discipulado en Lifeway Christian Resources y el autor de Aburrido: Encontrando a un Dios extraordinario en una vida ordinaria. Entre algunos de sus trabajos previos se incluye Vocabulario Santo, Los fuertes refranes de Jesus y Los miercoles eran bastante normales. Posee una Maestria en Divinidad de la Escuela de Divinidad Beeson en Birmingham, Alabama. Michael y su esposa tienen tres hijos y viven en Nashville, Tennessee. Michael Kelley is director of Discipleship at LifeWay Christian Resources and author of Boring: Finding an Extraordinary God in an Ordinary Life. His previous works include Holy Vocabulary, The Tough Sayings of Jesus, and Wednesdays Were Pretty Normal. He holds a Master of Divinity degree from Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, Alabama. Michael and his wife have three children and live in Nashville, Tennessee. Allan Taylor is the minister of education at First Baptist Church in Woodstock, Georgia, where Sunday School attendance has grown from 2,500 to 5,000 under his leadership. He is also the founder of Ember to Blaze Ministries and writes Sunday School, leadership, and training materials including his previous book, The Six Core Values of Sunday School. Allan and his wife, Linda, have three children and two grandchildren.

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