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Bill Hybels
Known worldwide for his work equipping and training Christian leaders, Bill Hybels is the visionary behind The Leadership Summit. He is passionate about empowering leaders to transform communities through the local church.
Hybels is the senior pastor of Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, Illinois, and chairman of the board for the Willow Creek Association. He convened The Leadership Summit in 1995 following a God-given prompting to help develop the spiritual gift of leadership in the local church. A highly sought-after conference speaker on issues related to Christian leadership, Hybels is the best-selling author of more than 20 books including Courageous Leadership, The Volunteer Revolution, and, most recently, Holy Discontent.
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Whatever You Do, Inspire Me!
Bill Hybels convened The Leadership Summit in 1995 following a God-given prompting to help develop the spiritual gift of leadership in the local church. In 2007, Bill will wrap up the conference with the talk Whatever You Do, Inspire Me!, which will enable leaders to inspire their staffs, volunteers, and congregations.
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Bill Hybels
Known worldwide for his work equipping and training Christian leaders, Bill Hybels is the visionary behind The Leadership Summit. He is passionate about empowering leaders to transform communities through the local church.
Hybels is the senior pastor of Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, Illinois, and chairman of the board for the Willow Creek Association. He convened The Leadership Summit in 1995 following a God-given prompting to help develop the spiritual gift of leadership in the local church. A highly sought-after conference speaker on issues related to Christian leadership, Hybels is the best-selling author of more than 20 books including Courageous Leadership, The Volunteer Revolution, and, most recently, Holy Discontent.
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Next Steps
Process Question for Teams:
Discuss as a team what some of the "demotivating factors" might be in your church or organization that are affecting the morale and inspiration of your team members or staff. These factors may be sensitive to talk about, so encourage each other to be willing to go beyond the surface level. Once you’ve identified at least one or two factors, decide together on one next step you can take to start to address them.
Process Question for Individuals:
Reflect on the extent to which you are taking personal responsibility for your own motivation. Take a few minutes to journal your thoughts. Identify one thing that you should be doing and aren't, and commit to taking a step in that area in the next week.
For more processing questions like these, reserve your copy of The Leadership Summit 2007 Team Edition on DVD.
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Resources related to Session 10
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Session Ten Videos
A Presbyterian Response
Jeff Abert reflects on application of Session 10 at his Presbyterian church in New Jersey.
A Presbyterian Response
Jeff Abert reflects on application of Session 10 at his Presbyterian church in New Jersey.
A Mennonite Pastor Responds
Mennonite Church pastor, Eric Musser, shares how he will apply what he heard in Session 10.
A Response from the UK
Alan Charter, a leader at Milton Keynes Christian Center in the UK, shares his inspiration from Bill's challenge in Session 10.
Reflections from Minooka Bible Church
David Jankowski of Minooka Bible in Illinois reflects on how he will apply Bill's challenge from Session 10.
Whatever You Do, Inspire Me! Session 10 Highlights
Whatever You Do, Inspire Me! with Bill Hybels, at the 2007 Leadership Summit.
Why I'm Excited About Session 10
Greg Ferguson, co-executive producer and essence creator for the Summit, and Corinne Ferguson, co-executive producer of the Summit and Leadership Summit brand manager, share why they are looking forward to Bill Hybels' closing session at the 2007 Summit.
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Brian McLaren Responds to Session 10from Ray PelletierMuch of my life and ministry have been profoundly influenced and shaped by Bill Hybels and Brian McLaren. Bill Hybels inspired in me an Acts 2 vision for what the church is supposed to be that has haunted and blessed me since my very first day of ministry almost fifteen years ago. Brian McLaren's words and example have helped me understand the radical shifts our world is undergoing and have given me hope that a new kind of Christian can do a new kind of good in the world -- and somehow, none of that is new. Read More >Posted at Saturday, August 11, 2007 7:27:00 PM Comments (6) Email This
Comment Here On Session 10from Ray Pelletier
We're back with Kirk Franklin to kick off the last session of the 2007 Leadership Summit. What an amazing experience the last two days have been! I can't wait to hear how Bill wraps it all up. We've loved your comments and engagement with the Online Experience so far...Let us know your thoughts as we experience this closing session together
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Posted at Saturday, August 11, 2007 11:08:00 AM Comments (199) Email This
Bill Hybels' Leadership Must-Readsfrom Kristen AikmanI get the honor of sharing with you this year's reading list from Bill Hybels.
As many of you know, Bill is an avid reader of books on leadership, and every year people ask for the top leadership books he has read. So, here it is below; enjoy sifting through it.
Before you start, though, what is the top leadership book you have read over the last year? We all want to know!
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Posted at Friday, August 10, 2007 10:37:00 AM Comments (156) Email This
Getting the Most out of the Summitfrom Kristen Aikman Hello to everyone joining us this year at the Summit. I know there are a lot of newbies to the Summit, so I thought I would throw out a few ideas to help you make the most of your time (and not a bad reminder for veterans either). Our hope is that each session really messes with you - that the ideas and concepts that are presented challenge the
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Posted at Thursday, August 09, 2007 8:09:00 AM Comments (30) Email This
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