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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A Purpose-Full People. Part 2: Where Purpose Leads
by VRcurator | September 20, 2018Vision gives you a reason to get up and show up. How is your vision providing purpose in your daily life?
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Fighting Complacency in Your Church
by Bryan Rose | September 19, 2018To fight complacency in the church, we must stay hungry evangelistically.
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Welcome to the Vision Room
by Will Mancini | September 19, 2018Read a note from Will Mancini welcoming you to the Vision Room and pointing some key features designed just for you.
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The Critical Metric You’re Not Measuring – But Should Be!
by Tobin Perry | September 19, 2018Few church metrics come with so much baggage as those centered around giving.
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Meeting God at the Finish Line
by Rick Warren | September 18, 2018You can trust God. Whatever He starts, He finishes — and finishes well.
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The Astounding Difference of Extraordinary Clarity
by Rich Birch | September 14, 2018The backstory of how Preston Trail Community Church gained extraordinary clarity using Auxano’s Vision Framing Process.
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One Secret of Highly Productive Teams
by VRcurator | September 13, 2018The secret to fighting chaos in your organization is to keep the performance capacities (physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual) fulfilled, as doing so sustains energy levels to perform, to adopt, and to lead.
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Seven Marks of a Healthy Church
by Thom Rainer | September 12, 2018The seven main buckets of traits from a survey of the landscape of healthy churches.
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Bringing Boomers and Millennials Together
by Bryan Rose | September 11, 2018Boomers and Millennials CAN get along; however, each generation must take a different approach to the other.
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The Big Four Questions of Leadership Development
by Mac Lake | September 10, 2018Leaders can get the development job done with just these 4 basic questions.
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How 30 Seconds Can Change the World
by Brandon Cox | September 10, 2018Could you state your church vision if you only had 30 seconds with someone?
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A Purpose-Full People. Part 1: Where Purpose Starts
by VRcurator | September 6, 2018Focusing on ourselves will never reveal our life’s purpose. You must begin with God – your creator.
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4 Critical Questions to Make Great Decisions
by Dan Reiland | September 5, 2018Decision-making is an essential skill for effective leadership. The encouraging news is that decision-making is a skill; you can practice and get better at it.
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Ministry to the Few is as Important as Ministry to the Many
by Daniel Im | September 4, 2018Ministry to the few is as important as ministry to the many.
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Why is Breakthrough So Elusive?
by Bryan Rose | September 4, 2018When it comes to crafting church vision and casting church vision, the tunnel of chaos is unavoidable.
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The Biblical Call for Hospitality
by Trevin Wax | September 3, 2018Like the early church, we ought to display a welcoming posture—confident in our affirmation of orthodoxy and compassionate in our embrace of people made in God’s image. The church welcomes.
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The Exceptional Guest Experience, Part 3: PEOPLE
by VRcurator | August 31, 2018If you aspire to truly great leadership, you need to get all the facts pertaining to your operation. And to do this, there is no substitute for getting out of your office and onto the front lines of your organization.
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Consider This Method for Getting Guest Information
by Jonathan Howe | August 29, 2018What if your church could get information on guests before they even set foot on campus?
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Startling New Findings on How Churches Welcome Guests
by Eric Geiger | August 29, 2018Every church sends a message through how they welcome and treat guests. Not to be hospitable is to prove the message of God’s grace hasn’t impacted the totality of the church.
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This Matters to Every Guest You See
by Rick Warren | August 28, 2018Amid all of our emphasis in the last few decades on building weekend services that are more attractive to outsiders, there’s an often overlooked factor in church growth: Growing churches are friendly to guests.
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