In every day life it’s obvious that being a great driver does not automatically make you a great mechanic. Why then do church leaders think that they have to be both? This is the parable of the church mechanic. You stay behind the wheel of your ministry while we get under the hood.
We'll help you identify the exact point of failure for the problems you're having. You can stop treating the symptoms and stop the random patchwork of "I hope this helps" solutions.
Is it something your team can DIY, or would you want our assistance in the implementation? You decide how hands-on you'd like us to be.
Changes in technology have provided a way to reach even more people at even lower costs. These changes can help you impact lives whether your vision is global or centered on your local community.
One kind of car struggles to hold 90 mph and another can cruise at 200 mph. They both have the same basic parts but one gets much higher performance. Which one do you want your ministry to be? There is no speed limit on the King's Highway.
Are you dealing with any of the problems listed below? Don’t feel bad if you are; they are all too common. The good news is that you don’t need to figure it all out on your own. Solomon was a wise guy, and in his wisdom he surrounded himself with counselors. Being one of the wisest men to have ever lived he knew that he couldn’t have all the answers on his own. He relied on the knowledge and experience of others to increase his own understanding.
This ministry is born out of the intersection where my two great passions meet. Those passions are Jesus and organizational development. From serving in small churches to working for large para-church ministries with offices all over the world I’ve seen a lot of wonderful, biblically literate, Jesus-loving people fail. I’ve seen far too many individuals give up and organizations stagnate because they didn’t know what to do or how to do it. If you’re struggling with answering the call and/or fulfilling God’s ministry mandates, get help, from us or someone else.
What gets measured gets managed. Peter Drucker It may surprise you that Walt Disney was rejected 302 times when trying to receive financing for Walt Disney World. You may be a little shocked or even inspired by him pushing through despite that much rejection. What made an impact on me is that he kept count….
OMAI This acronym will transform how you prioritize your time as a minister. It did for me! It stands for Organization – Media – Assembly – Individual. When the Lord taught me this principle I spent most of my time ministering to individuals and the next largest portion of my time ministering to groups of…
Let us know the issues you’re facing or if you have questions about what assistance we offer.