As a senior pastor, the weight of leading a congregation is heavy. You’re not just preaching sermons; you’re navigating meetings, managing crises, and guiding your church community through predictable and unpredictable challenges. It’s a demanding role that leaves little room for strategic leadership development if you don’t have a plan.

However, the church was never meant to be about one person. You can’t move the mission forward on your own and that’s why it’s essential that others discover their role in ministry. Volunteers play a part, but leaders are indispensable.

Leaders are the engine of ministry.

Instead of letting the success of ministry live and die with you how about a plan for:

• Drive impactful grown and increase numbers.
• Cultivate culture that provides you sustainable energy.
• Continued focus on developing and pursuing long-term mission.
• Empowering emerging leaders to learn and succeed in meaningful roles.

Developing Leaders: How to Build the Engine of Ministry is for pastors looking to develop confident, capable leaders who will share your burden, expand your reach, and propel your church forward.

What if there are fresh, easy-to-implement ideas that would immediately elevate the impact of your sermons? Would you be interested in improving upon your current approach and continually elevating the significance of your sermon series over time? Absolutely you would!

You don’t need an overhaul in how you draft your sermon series, but you also don’t want the extent of your preaching strategy to be picking titles and slapping on graphics. You are interested in impact beyond the optics of a sermon series. What if you could be introduced to new perspectives and subtle changes you can implement in crafting your sermon series to make your next series more intentional and impactful.

Take what you’re already doing and elevate it to the next level with this Training Day, How to Craft a Life-Changing Sermon Series.

Transform your weekly ministry routine from chaotic and reactionary, to purposeful and proactive. This Faithful & Fruitful Training Day gives you the formal training you need to tackle the unique challenges of ministry life.

• How to identify and make time for your top priorities each week.
• Strategies to ensure you complete your most important tasks each day.
• Ways to stay available and responsive to your congregation, even during busy times.
• Tips to recognize and reduce time-wasters in your schedule.
• Techniques to create a weekly routine that is both peaceful and productive.

Creating an ideal week is a small, yet powerful practice to nurture your calling, your congregation, and your personal relationships. Prevent the overwhelm of constant demands by embracing a structured yet adaptable weekly approach, ensuring fulfillment of the work God has called you to do and promoting spiritual well-being for yourself, your family, and your church community.