If you lead a ministry where the end goal is help people to grow in Christ, Listen to My Life offers a way for people to access the deeper spiritual journey in ministry settings such as:

Spritual Growth & Development
Adult or Small Group Ministries
Men's or Women's Ministries or other Affinity Ministries
Recovery Ministries
Staff Development
Mentoring

Listen to My Life can help individuals, teams or groups:

Listen to God more attentively & responsively through the stories & circumstances of their lives
To become more emotionally & spiritually  aware of one’s self
To have a more honest relationship & conversations with God
To have deeper connections with one another
To reveal who they were meant to be and the works they were created to do

To Get Started, here are some possible next steps:

1. Order a Listen to My Life Workbook to review.
2. Pick one map that would be most fitting for your church or potential participants.  (My Life Now or My Life Story would be the best one to review first.)
3. Take that one map, review it, study it and complete the map personally and share it with a friend.
4. Pick one or two of the recommended books for that particular map and read them for more knowledge.   
5. Email us for possible facilitation plans that may fit your situation.
6. Decide on the time and place for the class, retreat or small group experience and approximate number of people that might attend.
7. Three weeks before your class, retreat or small group experience starts, order the maps for each person attending the class.  Order Listen to My Life Single Maps: For Facilitators Only
8. Create agenda(s) for the class, retreat, or small group experience based on what you have learned.  The best way to teach and lead this material is to give the participants time to work on their maps during the class and time to share a portion of their story or learnings with 2-3 people during the class. 

Jay- Area Pastor
Willow Creek Community Church

““The most important piece of work that I did as a part of the Willow Creek internship program was the inner journey. I wanted to bring some of that experience to the volunteer leadership in my area.”

Learn more about Jay's story...