Pastors and church leaders
Preparing a sermon or teaching series on faith and healing, using the 'The biggest enemy of faith is the familiar' branch as a foundation.
The Hillsong 2014 mind map template captures 348 nodes of sermon notes from the Hillsong London 2014 'No Other Name' conference, featuring teachings from Brian Houston, Carl Lentz, Craig Groeschel, Robert Madu, and Joel A'Bell. It covers ten major sessions including 'The biggest enemy of faith is the familiar', 'Brian Houston - No higher name', and 'Craig Groeschel - more of Jesus through you', with each branch unpacking key scriptures such as John 5:1-9, Acts 11.26, and Ephesians 3:20. This Hillsong 2014 template serves as a comprehensive cheat sheet for leaders and believers seeking to revisit the conference's core messages on faith, leadership, and spiritual growth. The mind map is organized by speaker and topic, making it easy to navigate themes like healing, decision-making, and church leadership.
Terms and ConditionsPreparing a sermon or teaching series on faith and healing, using the 'The biggest enemy of faith is the familiar' branch as a foundation.
Conducting a leadership development workshop, drawing from 'Lead - tests to find leaders' and 'Craig Groeschel - more of Jesus through you'.
Personal devotional time or journaling, reflecting on 'Brian Houston- seven decisions with generational impact' and 'Robert Madu - I got more than what I came for'.
Download the .xmind file and open it to browse the main branches organized by speakers like Brian Houston and Carl Lentz.
Expand the collapsed branches to access comprehensive sermon notes and key biblical references such as Ephesians 3:20.
Add your own reflections to the nodes before exporting the map as a PDF or image to share with your congregation.
The template includes 348 nodes covering ten sermon sessions from Hillsong London 2014, with detailed notes on scriptures, key quotes, and leadership principles from speakers like Brian Houston, Carl Lentz, and Craig Groeschel.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then navigate through each speaker's branch to revisit sermon highlights. You can add your own notes, expand on scriptures, or create action points from teachings like 'seven decisions with generational impact'.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can customize nodes, add new branches, and export the mind map as an image or PDF for printing.
Absolutely. The template's structure makes it ideal for discussing topics like 'leadership in crisis' or 'tests to find leaders' in small groups, with each branch providing discussion prompts and scripture references.
This session focuses on the supremacy of Jesus' name, referencing Acts 11.26, Acts 3, Matthew 7, Numbers 6:22, and Revelation 3:7 to explore the power and authority of Christ's name.
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