Leadership & Its Five Levels
Moving from a leadership position or title of leadership to a position of admiration and respect requires a process. That process involves growing through five distinct levels of influence: positional, permission, production, people development, and the pinnacle level of respect and honor.
This workshop is designed to increase the leader's awareness as they progress through each level. Once you've learned about these five levels, you won't look at leadership the same way ever again.
We will watch a teaching video in each lesson and have live, interactive weekly discussions for eight weeks. No matter what leadership level you are at today or how long you have been leading, you will leave with powerful tools for your leadership toolbox.
Dave Beavers, a certified John Maxwell Leadership team member, leadership trainer, and coach at Rhema Christian Center, and David Moyer, a retired Senior Chief Petty Officer of the U.S. Coast Guard, will lead the workshop.
Due to the workshop's interactive discussion format, there will be a limit of twelve participants. Register to reserve your seat on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., June 25 - August 13, 2025.
Moving from a leadership position or title of leadership to a position of admiration and respect requires a process. That process involves growing through five distinct levels of influence: positional, permission, production, people development, and the pinnacle level of respect and honor.
This workshop is designed to increase the leader's awareness as they progress through each level. Once you've learned about these five levels, you won't look at leadership the same way ever again.
We will watch a teaching video in each lesson and have live, interactive weekly discussions for eight weeks. No matter what leadership level you are at today or how long you have been leading, you will leave with powerful tools for your leadership toolbox.
Dave Beavers, a certified John Maxwell Leadership team member, leadership trainer, and coach at Rhema Christian Center, and David Moyer, a retired Senior Chief Petty Officer of the U.S. Coast Guard, will lead the workshop.
Due to the workshop's interactive discussion format, there will be a limit of twelve participants. Register to reserve your seat on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., June 25 - August 13, 2025.
Pastor’s Deep Dive Discussion
Sit down with Pastor Farley and other weekly teachers and dive deeper in discussion about his weekly sermon. In this setting, we get the opportunity to ask questions to gain clarity and insight about his weekly message in a way that isn’t always possible by just “hearing” a sermon.
Jesus spoke to the multitudes, but he sat down with His disciples and explained to them what He meant in a deeper way. He was “making” disciples, taking them deeper into the Word of God.
We meet on the Rhema Christian Center campus Wednesdays from 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Sit down with Pastor Farley and other weekly teachers and dive deeper in discussion about his weekly sermon. In this setting, we get the opportunity to ask questions to gain clarity and insight about his weekly message in a way that isn’t always possible by just “hearing” a sermon.
Jesus spoke to the multitudes, but he sat down with His disciples and explained to them what He meant in a deeper way. He was “making” disciples, taking them deeper into the Word of God.
We meet on the Rhema Christian Center campus Wednesdays from 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Fervent Fridays
Fervent Fridays is a gathering of friends for food, fellowship, prayer and discussion of our weekly Sunday service message in the home of Dewey & Katie Beckett at 7:00 p.m. each Friday.
Join us as we enjoy tasty cuisine in an atmosphere of love, acceptance and forgiveness as we study the challenging weekly sermon.
Fervent Fridays is a gathering of friends for food, fellowship, prayer and discussion of our weekly Sunday service message in the home of Dewey & Katie Beckett at 7:00 p.m. each Friday.
Join us as we enjoy tasty cuisine in an atmosphere of love, acceptance and forgiveness as we study the challenging weekly sermon.