This document discusses the importance of vision casting, which is communicating a clear picture of the future through emotionally compelling words in order to motivate action. It emphasizes that effective vision casting requires developing a God-given vision, understanding your audience, and communicating your vision from the heart in a way that connects with listeners. Without clear vision casting from leaders, there could be negative consequences for an organization.

1. Vision Casting

2. Vision is seeing in your mind’s eye a
God-given objective for the future,
so you are motivated to action
in the present.
Vision Casting is communicating
to others your picture of the future
in emotionally compelling words.

3. Do you have a
dream?
What moves
you to action?
How does God
want you to
be part of His
Kingdom work?

4. What are possible consequences
if the leader is not leading
from a clear and compelling vision?

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developing a powerful vision

6. Vision Casting
WHY is it so important?
WHO is your audience?
HOW will you cast the vision?

7. Speak from
the heart.
Clarify your
convictions.
Find your
voice.
Connect with
your listeners.
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8. Write your Vision
● Write your vision for your ministry and
your specific role in the ministry or on
your team.
● Write to a specific audience.
● Deliver your vision in your small
group.
● After each vision is shared, give
feedback.

9. Connections
How does who you are and
what you do cast vision?
How does your team
environment and fruitfulness
connect to vision casting?

10. Culture and Vision Casting
Why is vision casting important for
shared leadership?
For Kingdom partnership?

11. You are not here merely to make a living.
You are here in order to
enable the world to live more amply,
with greater vision,
with a finer spirit
of hope and achievement.
You are here to enrich the world,
and you impoverish yourself
if you forget the errand.
Woodrow Wilson