Leading a church or ministry often feels like herding cats who have their own mind and direction instead of sheep who move along in flocks. According to Gallup research:

• Only 23% of members are actively engaged in pursuing a spiritually invested life vision, becoming a disciple.

• 58% are “quiet quitting,” doing the bare minimum as a believer instead of learning to be followers of Jesus in promise and practice.

• 18% are “loud quitting,” actively undermining the mission of the church by complaining, resisting, and staying independent of a corporate identity.

 

This disengagement is demoralizing for a spiritual leader. You feel that you possess and cast a prophetic vision for where God wants to take your church or community, but it’s treated as just another program, not a divine call. 

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You’ve likely tried fixes:

• Catchy programs and slogans.

• Missional reviews and initiatives.

• Consultants or coaching, and...

• Attraction models rather than strategic cultivation of souls.

These may yield temporary results, but they don’t create lasting change. Why? Because it is a focus on the branches, not the roots.

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Your team of leaders, influencers, staff, and congregation have the potential of a movement when coalesced for mission that they not only know, but embody, own, and live. You know it all too well, a mission statement on the wall and not in the soul, is just a poster.

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Do you feel commonality with the following?

• 75% of pastors feel congregational apathy and disengagement.

• 77% of pastors sense frustration developing disciples who lead well.

• 76% of pastors do not feel their church members care about their non-Christian neighbors and community

• 63% of pastors say stress to perform is a topping mental challenge, while broader trends show 33% considering quitting and 18% grappling with self-harm thoughts.

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​You responded to a divine call to be a difference maker, an effective shepherd, a prophetic servant and you desire to be leading yourself and others in a healthy and spirit-filled manner.  Your heart for what God desires is our starting place to create synergy  for the Jesus mission.

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Let's converse, convene, and schedule a spiritual convocation with your leaders and congregation. We want to inspire, inform, and invite them into a new paradigm (really, the original way) of being the church.