Advance Your Vision
Start here to get clear about your future by using the Vision Framing process. As a result, you’ll be clear about your mission, values, strategy, measures and more.
Advance Your Vision
Once you're clear on vision, it impacts every other initiative and area of ministry.
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Lessons in Leadership from the U.S. Military: Paint a Bold, Inspiring Vision for the Future
by VRcurator | May 22, 2019If you don’t have the courage to set the vision, the tenacity to keep after it, and the integrity to pursue it authentically, your team is going to be dead in the water.
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Should I Say Yes to Mentoring?
by Mac Lake | May 22, 2019Two questions to process before saying yes to a mentoring relationship.
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When It’s Time for Some Spring Cleaning in Your Communications
by Kem Meyer | May 21, 2019Are you taking inventory of all the content and materials you’re generating and measuring the ROI at least once a year? If not, you should.
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Worlds Are Created From Words
by Trevin Wax | May 21, 2019Learning another language stretches our minds and opens up new windows of imagination.
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3 Ways to Turn Boring into Fascinating
by Mark MacDonald | May 20, 2019Make your communications about THEM and less about YOU. Say it as quickly as possible. They’ll feel the love. That’s the role of all church communication today.
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Welcome to the Vision Room
by Will Mancini | May 20, 2019Read a note from Will Mancini welcoming you to the Vision Room and pointing some key features designed just for you.
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Why Talking Starts with Listening
by Michael Kelley | May 20, 2019Listening is important. But we sometimes find ourselves, especially when we are hearing something or someone we don’t agree with, not really listening but instead tolerating sound, just waiting for our own chance to talk.
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How To Handle Communications When Crisis Hits: Part One
by VRcurator | May 17, 2019When your church finds itself in the midst of a crisis, the ripple effects can disrupt lives and operations for the foreseeable future if public opinion is not properly addressed and stewarded.
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When the Leader Gets Stuck, the Organization Gets Stuck
by Dan Reiland | May 16, 2019If you continue to grow as a person and as a leader, what you lead is much more likely to keep pace with you. The opposite is also true. If you stop growing, in time, so will what you lead.
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3 Reminders that Get People Moving
by Steve Finkill | May 15, 2019While some people certainly process choices more logically than others, the final decision is much more closely tied to emotion than anything else.
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The Truly Digital Church
by James Emery White | May 14, 2019Our culture has shifted from the physical to the digital, and church growth based on the physical must be rethought in light of the digital.
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3 Ways to Keep People Listening to Your Sermon
by Rick Warren | May 13, 2019People don’t want you to preach at them. They want you to talk to them. That’s how you keep their attention.
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Lessons in Leadership from the U.S. Military: Lead Yourself First
by VRcurator | May 9, 2019You can’t effectively lead others until you know how to lead yourself. Envisioning a better future, setting worthy goals, and following through with sustainable impact first and foremost requires leading yourself.
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The Vital Need to be a Church Unique
by Mark MacDonald | May 8, 2019You can create a different kind of church and become known for something very different and bold apart from the others in town. People will overlook most other things and drive great distances for something that’s unique.
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3 Actions to Eliminate Your Team’s Excuses
by Mac Lake | May 8, 2019When your team is not reproducing leaders, it’s your role to take the lead and help eliminate the excuses. As long as the excuses remain you will never have a culture of leadership development.
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Three Personality Traits You Need for Clear Communication
by Dan Reiland | May 7, 2019A vision is carried relationally to far more people than any one vision castor can take it, regardless of how gifted a primary communicator is.
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Three Keys to Avoiding Failure When A Change Must Come
by Bryan Rose | May 3, 2019Nothing frustrates great leaders more than watching a project crucial to their church’s growth and missional effectiveness stall prior to completion.
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Generosity Killers, Part Two: Debt
by VRcurator | May 2, 2019What are the Generosity Killers in your life that need to be discovered, owned, and eliminated?
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12 Ways to Connect with Your Community
by Brandon Cox | May 1, 2019I believe we ought to get back to our roots and become leaders in the field of content marketing, not to combat everything secular, but rather to influence the secular with sacred truth.
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Three Reasons Generosity Matters
by Philip Nation | April 30, 2019How we use money is a signal about what we value. On a spiritual level, how we use money is a signal about our faith and a tool for to increase our faithfulness.
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