Until the relationship between your organization and the individuals that make it up changes, your organizational culture won't. [...]
Churches want to get better at making disciples. But what if we're relying on the message of Jesus more than the method of Jesus? [...]
A new resource shows you how to produce outbound content that works with disciple-making and real church growth instead of working against them. [...]
It's easy to get outraged about what's wrong with the world, but it's hard to change it. Conviction about your personal calling makes the difference. [...]
Every visionary leader is faced with the tension between delivery and development, progress and process, moving people and making people. Here's a free resource to navigate it. [...]
90 days ago,I issued a challenge to create a list of 100 life dreams. I wanted to inspire with my own dream of co-locating in Colorado for a season (I have lived in Houston for over 20 years) in order [...]
I want you and your ministry to experience the benefits of stunning, God-given clarity. As a pastor turned vision coach, I’ve worked with an unprecedented variety of churches from growing mega-churches and missional communities, to mainline revitalization and church plants. I started several interconnected organizations under The Future Church Co. that help the church embody the movement that Jesus founded. My visionary planning tools, the Vision Frame and the Horizon Storyline, are used by thousands of churches every year through my calling to raise up other consultants and trainers. In 2015, I co-founded Younique to deliver gospel-centered life design through the church. In 2019, I founded Denominee to help networks and denominations reinvent how they bring value to the church. I currently provide clarity and innovation consulting directly to church teams through Pivvot. I've written six books, including Younique, Clarity Spiral, God Dreams, Innovating Discipleship, and Church Unique. I enjoy speaking about how to live a life of more meaningful progress. I live in Houston with my wife, Romy, and I have four children.
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