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How do you discern if an apprentice is truly ready to lead their own group?
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How do you discern if an apprentice is truly ready to lead their own group?
What specific character and spiritual indicators should I look for before officially commissioning an apprentice to launch a new group?
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Marcus Aurel
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Look for the F.A.T. Qualities:
- Faithful: Consistent in attendance, personal quiet time, and follow-through on small commitments.
- Available: Willing to invest time in people and make room in their life for kingdom ministry.
- Teachable: Listens well, receives feedback with humility, and eager to learn from God’s Word and others.
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