Top-Ten List
Stop the Discussion
Top 10 ways to bring the discussion to a screeching halt.
| posted 2/12/2000
| Topics: | Dialogue, Discussion, Fun, Humor, Leadership |
| Filters: | Connect, Facilitator, Group Leader, Teacher |
| Purpose: | Fellowship |
| References: |  |
| Date Added: | February 12, 2000 |
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10. Ask, "Does this look infected?"
Craig Mcclun, Christ Community Church
9. Admit to the group it wasn't the dog, it was you.
Matt Anthony, Blanchard Road Alliance
8. Ask penetrating question: "In what ways are the purity laws of Leviticus important to evangelism?"
Martin Burch, Mill Creek Community Church
7. Tell the group that last week's dramatic confessions were published in this Sunday church bulletin.
Martin Burch, Mill Creek Community Church
6. Every time someone disagrees with the leader, a buzzer sounds and the leader shouts, "Wrong! Next issue!"
Allen White, New Life Christian Center, Turlock, CA
5. "It's simple. We told you last week to pray about it! Did you?!"
Jan Howard, Edgewater
4. "You wouldn't be so confused all the time if you went to a Bible-believing, Bible-teaching church."
Jan Howard, Edgewater
3. Scowl at each respondent silently until they begin to cry.
Allen White, New Life Christian Center, Turlock, CA
2. "How about we all review one another's checkbooks to look for family spending trends?"
Scott Tilley, River Oaks Community Church
1. "Could you start your confession over again while I adjust my video recorder?"
Jay Firebaugh, Clearpoint - Houston, TX
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