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Our mission is to help people and communities who want to live like Jesus lived: loving and serving with compassion, raising up new followers of Jesus, multiplying communities of disciples, and living as the hands, feet, and voice of Jesus to the world around us.


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  • What’s on your scorecard?

    What’s on your scorecard?

    What we count is what we value. And what do we generally count in our churches? The number of people who sit in the services. The offering. Why not try counting something different this month—something more in line with what Jesus told us to do when he said to make ...

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  • Overfishing the leadership pond

    Overfishing the leadership pond

    The more successful we are at recruiting, the more that has the inadvertent effect of diminishing our emphasis on the long-term development of others. Why invest in long-term leadership development when you can just use ready-made leaders from somewhere else? Ironically, short-term success short-circuits long-term success. The other problem we run ...

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  • Don’t dump the whole truckload at once

    Don’t dump the whole truckload at once

    I was field-testing a training process recently. As I reflected on it, I realized we were answering questions that the people at the training event wouldn’t even be asking for at least two more years. Sure, I might know they would be asking it in two more years, so it’s ...

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  • A tool for coaching church planters

    A tool for coaching church planters

    I received this text recently from my friend and colleague Gary Reinecke: “Quick note to tell you how helpful the Journey Together Now pathway has been with the church planters I am coaching. The genius is in the simplicity, conceptual road-map and coach-friendly style. Thanks again for pioneering creative ways of ...

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  • Trust the bike

    Trust the bike

    Novice mountain bikers grab the handle bars tightly. They believe it will give them more control over the bike. What it actually gives them is a rough ride—there’s no room for the bounce. A looser grip on the handle bars allows room for the bike to bounce without jarring your ...

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