1. Teach and preach and lead (if you are one of these) in such a way as not simply to pass information but to effect transformation. Look at the way you do that and intentionally gear all you say as to encourage and bring about transformation.
2. Instead of just small groups, organize small groups to be spiritual formation groups. There is ample published materials (see Upper Room, Renovare, etc…) to help with this. People learn to do lectio divina in groups. Try it for a 5 minute stretch on Sunday morning even.
3. Model it and talk about it.
4. Lead your leaders in a small spiritual formation group.
5. Keep hammering at the concept that the Bible is not given for information but for formation. Therefore, we must read it with the purpose it was given in mind.

Micah, is this helpful?

As to measurement. The only way I know to measure spiritual results is auto-measurement. In other words, the person repeatedly measures himself and compares previous scores. Helpful here is a site assessyourself.org. Check it out and tell me what you think.

I like this though, a lot as a matter of fact, but how do you apply it in church life? If it is simply organic in nature, and therefore cannot be directed, can you measure the results?