I have a mission: Empowering Christian leaders and organizations to close the rhetoric/reality gap.

I have defined the achievement of my mission in terms of 5 measurable goals. Read More...

Michael: How important is the mission God has given your organization?

Bob: It’s really important. God gave it to us, asked us to carry it out, and used it to impact the lives of others. Read More...

A good mission statement is usable. When it comes to mission statements, an effective organizationu uses the mission statement. It doesn’t just hang the mission on the wall. Read More...

Quick Answer: Measuring the mission helps staff to focus, stay on track, know how to improve the program, and enhance unity. Read More...

A mission statement is your answer to…

• Who are we?
  
• What do we do?
  
• Whom do we serve?

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Your organization’s budget system works. Your organization uses common categories and common line items. Individuals track expenditures. Individual data is compiled into the overall budget. Your organization uses budget data to make decisions. What if your organization could do the same with its God-given mission? Read More...

Christian teachers, your mission is to equip students to impact the world for Christ. To achieve your mission, you need to increase your students’ understanding and use of a biblical perspective of course content. Read More...

God has given you a mission. To achieve your mission, you know you must define what it takes to achieve it. To define your mission effectively, do 5 things Read More...

Your goal is to run fast. You want to achieve your goal. Any questions? Read More...

“God has given us a mission, and we’ve got to get our mission done. I’m committed to this. It’s a big goal. To achieve it, every staff member needs to be involved. Every staff member. Definitely me. What do I need to do?” Read More...