10. A centering Question: Who is with you?
A centering prayer: Lord, who do you want with me?
Faith in our Lord
Alignment in vision
Humility
Inquiry
Willing to experiment
Work-able-with-able – permission-givers
19. The Seven Threads of Ministry Team Relationships:
1. Spiritual Disciplines
2. Face-to-Face Relationships
3. Confidentiality
4. Communication
5. Clear expectations
6. Loose-tight
7. Loving Loyalty
20. For a healthy congregational spirit: The 4
S’s
(No) Secrets
(No) Surprises
(No) Subversion
(Lots of) Support
• William J. Carl III Best Advice pp 39-44.
21. Dynamic Shift 2: Shift from merely
running programs to implementing
a vision for ministry.
William Glasser: role orientation vs
goal orientation
22. Vision is seeing what God
wants to do through you.
James R. Tozer
26. From Stasis to Movement
“The present system is
perfectly designed to get
the results it gets!”
W. Edwards Deming
27. Dynamic Shift 10: shift from a maintenance
mentality to a sustaining and advancing
vison.
Bless & Add
Micro and Macro planning –
small and big picture (do-lists &
moonshots)
29. WIGS and W&W Goals
For more on WIGS: The Four Disciplines of Execution by Covey and McChesney
The reality of the Whirlwind
WIGS = Wildly Important Goals
W & W Goals – What and When
33. 10% Technical
What are we going to do?
90% Tactical
How to keep people on board?!
The 10-90 Rule
34. Goals and Planning (the 5%
question)
A vision without a plan is only a wish
For Christian leaders, planning is a
spiritual discipline.
It is the hinge between aspiration and
36. Flux is not merely
“change.” Flux is
continuous change.
37.
38. When given the choice between
your own deep change (in what
you are willing to do or live with)
or the slow death of your
Organization, what percent of people
choose deep change?
Robert Quinn Deep Change
39. All leadership comes down to this: changing people's behavior. Why is that so damn hard? Science offers some
surprising new answers -- and ways to do better.
What if you were given that choice? For real. What if it weren't just the hyperbolic rhetoric that conflates
corporate performance with life and death? Not the overblown exhortations of a rabid boss, or a slick
motivational speaker, or a self-dramatizing CEO. We're talking actual life or death now. Your own life or death.
What if a well-informed, trusted authority figure said you had to make difficult and enduring changes in the way
you think and act? If you didn't, your time would end soon -- a lot sooner than it had to. Could you change when
change really mattered? When it mattered most?
Yes, you say?
Try again.
Yes?
You're probably deluding yourself.
You wouldn't change.
Don't believe it? You want odds? Here are the odds, the scientifically studied odds: nine to one. That's nine to
one against you. How do you like those odds?
ALAN DEUTSCHMAN
51. Sometimes we have to re-
think the structures and
approaches that have
successfully inspired spiritual
growth in our past
“In times of rapid change what
you know can mislead you.”
52. In times of rapid change
what you know can mislead you.
~Robert Dilworth
53.
54. The Action Learning Project
(question) – An Adaptive
Challege:
Objective
Opportunity
Obstacle
55. The Action Learning Process:
4-8 people of imagination and initiaive
who bring a spirit of humility, inquiry
and experimentation.
57. Two Ground Rules:
1.Speak only to ask a question or in response to a question.
2. The learning coach has the power to intervene
• (Michael Marquardt)