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You Can’t Fix in December What You Ignore in July
You know your giving numbers. What you probably don't have is a read on whether your generosity system is working...
Read PostThe Ten-Minute Fix for Sermon Writing Block
It's Thursday and the cursor won't move. You tell yourself you need a little more clarity before you start writing....
Read PostWho Actually Owns Your Sunday Service?
Sunday is the most complex thing your church produces, and you rebuild it every seven days. You have a leader...
Read PostHow to Hire for the Church You’re Becoming
You had a gap, you found someone capable, and you felt the relief. Six months later the relief is gone,...
Read PostYour Team Has Learned Which Words Move You
Your team has learned which words move you. The question is whether you've learned what those words actually mean when...
Read PostYour Church Is Growing. But Are Your People?
You worked to fill the room. You hired the right people, invested in the weekend experience, improved the teaching, and...
Read PostWhen Funding the Mission Becomes the Mission
Under enough financial pressure, something quietly shifts. Conversations that used to be about people and formation and movement begin to...
Read PostThe Second Half of the Year Isn’t a Continuation. It’s a Decision.
July is ALMOST here. That means the year is no longer ahead of you. Half of it is behind you....
Read PostWhy Your Non-Givers Aren’t Giving (And What to Do About It This Month)
Resistance and waiting look identical from the stage. Most non-givers aren't fighting you. They're uncertain. And uncertain people don't move...
Read PostThe Difference Between a Generosity Moment and a Generosity Movement
The reason giving drops back to baseline isn't a culture problem. It's a design problem. And your current strategy might...
Read PostHalfway Through 2026: What You Haven’t Named Is Already Deciding for You
Unnamed pressure does not sit quietly while you lead. It moves. It shapes your decisions, adjusts your risk tolerance, and...
Read PostThe Trust Tax: What Every Direction Change Is Really Costing You
You lose buy-in before you know it's gone. There's no moment, no conversation, no clear line where things shifted. By...
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