Most church growth ideas don't stall because of bad vision.
They stall because leaders ignore the warning signs.

You can have the right ideas, set the right goals, and build a strong plan—and still fall short if you don’t account for what could go wrong.
Every team has “caution lights”—internal habits and external pressures that quietly derail momentum before you ever see it coming.

In this conversation, Mark, Scott, and Hunter break down how to identify those risks early and build a strategy that can actually survive real life.
This isn’t about coming up with better ideas.
It’s about executing them in a way that actually works.

Inside:
- The 4 internal habits that sabotage execution
- External threats most pastors never account for
- Why “this time will be different” doesn’t work
- A simple framework to make your plans anti-fragile
- How to eliminate vision whiplash on your team

Healthy systems create sustainable growth.
And sustainable growth requires leaders who plan for reality—not perfection.