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    Giving Exhortation Flow: What Is An Exhortation?

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    This document provides guidance on exhortation, which is defined as language intended to incite and encourage. It discusses where exhortation is usually done, such as in small group gatherings and during worship services. The purpose of exhortation is to smoothly transition between parts of the service and encourage spiritual preparation. Exhorters are advised to be brief, stick to the topic, not perform for people or be redundant, use comfortable language, and prepare ahead of time. Proper exhortation aims to minister to and encourage people rather than focus on the exhorter.

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    This document provides guidance on exhortation, which is defined as language intended to incite and encourage. It discusses where exhortation is usually done, such as in small group gatherings and during worship services. The purpose of exhortation is to smoothly transition between parts of the service and encourage spiritual preparation. Exhorters are advised to be brief, stick to the topic, not perform for people or be redundant, use comfortable language, and prepare ahead of time. Proper exhortation aims to minister to and encourage people rather than focus on the exhorter.

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    exhorters guidelines for church leaders who are standing in front of the congregation.

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    BETTER EXHORTERS

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    This document provides guidance on exhortation, which is defined as language intended to incite and encourage. It discusses where exhortation is usually done, such as in small group gatherings and during worship services. The purpose of exhortation is to smoothly transition between parts of the service and encourage spiritual preparation. Exhorters are advised to be brief, stick to the topic, not perform for people or be redundant, use comfortable language, and prepare ahead of time. Proper exhortation aims to minister to and encourage people rather than focus on the exhorter.

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    Giving Exhortation Flow: What Is An Exhortation?

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    This document provides guidance on exhortation, which is defined as language intended to incite and encourage. It discusses where exhortation is usually done, such as in small group gatherings and during worship services. The purpose of exhortation is to smoothly transition between parts of the service and encourage spiritual preparation. Exhorters are advised to be brief, stick to the topic, not perform for people or be redundant, use comfortable language, and prepare ahead of time. Proper exhortation aims to minister to and encourage people rather than focus on the exhorter.

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    I AM BETTER EXHORTER

    FOCAL PERSON AND EXHORTER’S WORKSHOP

    Unless we fully understand what exhortation is If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.
    intended for, we will never be able to fully - Benjamin Franklin
    minister to people well.
    GIVING EXHORTATION FLOW
    What is an exhortation? STYLE 1 STYLE 2
    Exhortation is defined as language intended to TRANSITION QUESTION / STATEMENT
    incite and encourage. BIBLE VERSE SHORT TESTIMONY
    RELATED KEY POINT
    Where do we usually exhort? LEADING QUESTION / STATEMENT
    1. Small Group Gatherings PRAYER RELATED TO KEY POINT
    2. Opening Prayer
    3. Tithes and Offering EXAMPLES:
    4. Announcement TRANSITIONAL QUESTION:
    5. Closing Prayer 1. Are you ready/excited to give your tithes
    6. Praise and Worship and offering to the Lord? / Handa na ba
    kayong magkaloob sa ating Panginoon?
    Why do we need to do exhortation in our services? 2. Are your hearts already set in giving back to
    1. To smoothly transition to one part of the the Lord? / Nakahanda na po ba ang ating
    service to another. mga pusong magbalik sa Panginoon?
    2. To inform people what will happen next.
    3. To give people time and allowance to TRANSTIONAL STATEMENT:
    prepare their hearts for the next part of the 1. It’s giving time! / Oras na ng pagbibigay?
    service; whether opening prayer or tithes 2. I am blessed and I am a blessing! / Ako’y
    and offering, etc. pinagpala at ako’y magiging pagpapala!
    4. To strongly encourage people to prepare
    themselves spiritually and set their minds BIBLE VERSE:
    and hearts to God, engage in corporate 1. 2 Corinthians 9:7 (We should give
    worship, see the benefit of giving tithes to cheerfully)
    God and the principle of generosity, involve 2. Proverbs 3:9 (We should give from the top,
    in church activity and invite more people not from our left overs)
    next week, go back home/office/school 3. Proverbs 11:25 (We find inner peace when
    extending the love of Jesus to others. we give generously)
    5. To train up emerging leaders and expose 4. Philippians 4:19 (God takes care of all our
    them in ministering from small group to a needs.)
    larger crowd. 5. Malachi 3:10 (

    The focus of exhortation is not us (exhorters) but


    the people we are ministering.

    GUIDELINES FOR EXHORTERS


    1. BE BRIEF (Short-Simple-Specific)
    Opening/Closing Prayer – 3 Minutes Max.
    Tithes and Offering – 3 Minutes Max.
    2. STICK TO THE TOPIC/THEME
    3. DO NOT PRAY TO INFORM GOD
    4. DO NOT PERFORM BEFORE PEOPLE
    5. DON’T BE REDUNDANT or REPETITIVE
    6. USE LANGUAGE YOU’RE COMFORTABLE WITH
    7. PREPARE AHEAD OF TIME (WRITE IT DOWN)

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