Breakout Sessions

There’s a miracle in the breakout session!

During our men’s conference I noticed something: the men enjoyed every part of the conference, but the part which got the most feedback was the Q&A panel! The worship services, testimonies, praise & worship was the event; but the Q&A panel was the breakout session!

I You must transition from teaching to eating

*Jesus transitions from teaching to eating.

He doesn’t just do it all at the same time.

Jesus doesn’t even bless the meal, let alone break the bread and give it until the people are first in groups of 50 and sitting down.

It shows that there are some things in life that need to be set in order before God will perform a miracle.

II Breakout sessions, break out leaders

*Small groups create leaders.

You can get more done if you’re not the only one doing it.

III Things multiply in small settings

*There is exponential growth in small gatherings.

We tend to think that large events produce big results, but it’s actually the one on one time that makes the most impact.