Mission-driven Podcast

In this episode Travis invites Paul back to discuss some of the brand new resources just released by Mission-driven including a new workbook "Mission-driven Basics: Church Strategy Made Simple" as well as a new powerpoint resource. Their discussion focuses primarily on implementation and practical tips on how to help you get mission-driven going in your church or organization right away.

 

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Link for Powerpoint https://mission-driven.org/s/basicspowerpoint.pptx

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By now If you have been following this podcast you know what mission-driven is about, but not necessarily about where it came from.  Well in today’s episode we will be talking with the director of mission-driven himself, Paul Brantley Ph.D. to learn why mission-driven was developed and how it can be a practical tool in supporting your leadership in these difficult times.  Not only do we discuss the benefits but also the challenges that lie ahead, and what this past year has taught us about mission and our hope for the future.

If you are a sports fan I am sure you have listened or even taken part in post-game evaluations of in game outcomes.  However, what may surprise you is that often the first instincts as to why a team won or lost a game are not accurate.  It is only as the coaches and media analysts study the film for themselves that they are able to ascertain the true reason for the success or failure as team.  As leaders we need to be doing the same type of analysis in our churches and institutions.  It is not enough to know whether we won or lost but why.  In this episode Mike and Travis discuss assessment, meeting planning, modeling and more in Mike's final episode

In this episode Mike and Travis take a deep dive into the discipline of execution and how to stay on course while not ignoring the whirlwinds that inevitably try to blow you away from the direction you want your church to go.

As leaders it is easy to assume everyone on the team understands the vision and how their particular ministry supports its accomplishment, but far too often that is not the case in reality.  Without regular, healthy accountability it is not a matter of if leaders will go rouge but when.  In this episode Mike and Travis discuss the reasons why church organizations in particular tend to balk at accountability, and what healthy accountability looks like in a mission-driven church.

It’s one thing to do "online church" during a pandemic and it’s another to do online church well, so how can church leaders use the online platform effectively to further the mission of the church?  And what are the essential elements we should be evaluating? Travis and Rodlie discuss these questions and more as they share some of their insights from their own experience doing church online over the past 8 months.  Rodlie is currently the administrative pastor at the Pioneer Memorial Church in Berrien Springs, MI.

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https://www.modernekklesia.com

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Is there a way to get all your leaders on board with the vision?  What does missional training look like? How do you get difficult people to work together as a team and what are the qualities we should really be looking for when recruiting new leaders?nTravis and Mike answer these questions and more as they discuss habit #6 in the Mission-driven model.

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Have you ever wondered what the connection is between values and vision?  Have you ever wondered why churches so often sabotage the vision even after agreeing to it? Would you like to know what you can do right away to begin cultivating a life giving mission-driven culture? Travis and Mike answer these questions and more as they discuss habit #5 in the Mission-driven model.

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Too often church leaders underestimate the importance of planning and strategy in unifying a church or conference behind the new vision.  Some openly wonder why they can’t just let the “spirit move” in their leadership rather than tie themselves down to a written plan.  In this episode Mike and I discuss why the most effective pastors leading change for the sake of mission always have a strategic plan. We also discuss what the essential elements are of every successful plan, and how to set your plan up with practical goals that create short-term wins to buoy morale along the way.

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In this episode Mike and Travis discuss the important topic of casting vision, how it differs from mission, and the important role it plays in driving mission forward in your church.  They also discuss strategies to help you overcome the inevitable  pushback and fear that will come from some of your leaders as you go through this envisioning process.  

Learn more about how your church or organization can become mission-driven by visiting mission-driven.org.

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