Most church leaders know how to "do church," but struggle to be missionaries to their own communities. Based on our book, Game Plan: Developing Intentional Missional Ministry, we'll equip you to find God's game plan to reach your mission field.
Based on our book, Game Plan: Developing Intentional Missional Ministry, our ministry training is adapted to your unique needs and provides an interactive process to apply what you're learning.
(where I belong)
Fit Benefits
○ Discern your best contribution
○ Cultivate confidence in how you are wired
○ Discover your spiritual gifts
○ Blend your wiring, gifting and skills so you can fit and flourish!
(what I'm made for)
Flourish Benefits
○ Increase personal effectiveness
○ Strengthen team chemistry
○ Develop contextualized ministry
○ Grow cross cultural skills
Interactive training experiences available live onsite or online and also as online courses.
Individual Missional Disciple-Making Training
Game Plan Training – Developing Intentional Missional Ministry
Coaching Skills Training
Fit and Flourish Training
Team Building Training
Organizational Culture Training
Grip Birkman Coach Training
Church Planting Training
Game Plan – Strategic Planning Guided Session
Game Plan – Strategic Planning Guided Retreat
Coaching Skills Training
Organizational Culture Training
Team Building Training
Birkman coaching and team building
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Inviting someone to come to church with you is intimidating. We believe that because we think the person may say no, or worse, mock us for being a “churchy person”. However, people are much more open to conversations about spiritual life than we think…especially if the person inviting them is already a friend, someone they trust. Today’s blog looks at some statistics on just this topic that may be the boost we all need to invite a friend to church.
God is constantly working in and through us but our decisions can affect how much of that work people can see. Jesus warns us to be careful of what kind of fruit we produce, as well as the fruit of those who surround us. Are you letting God’s work fully shine through, or are you blocking it? Take a look at some easy ways to determine what kind of fruit you’re producing, and to make sure it is good.
