If you work at a church (or other organization) that has a clear mission, it can be difficult to lead change in your area of influence. I encountered this early in my ministry career as a graphic designer. I tried to influence change with arguments focused on trends and typography. Needless to say, I wasn't having much success.

Over the years, I've been able to make two key pivots in the way that I initiate change, and they have made a huge difference in my ability to move the mission of the church forward. 

This podcast exists to be a weekly reminder of what these changes look like applied in real life situations. We will approach this idea of moving our mission forward from a four different perspectives:

Case studies: I've seen a lot work, and a lot not work over the years. I'd love to share what I've learned so you don't have to learn the hard way.

Tools: I've run into a lot of problems that I think I know how to solve, but I don't have the right tool at hand. I'd love to hand you some tools.

Philosophy: Thinking properly about tools is critical to your ability to move the mission of your organization forward. I'd love to frame your approach to the implementation of new tools. 

Conversations: Outside perspectives are extremely helpful in showing us another point of view. I'd love to introduce you to some of the people I respect most in ministry.