How often do you think strategically about follow-up sequences? Sure, most pastors know they need to follow up with 1st time guests. But follow-up systems can be found all over the church. They are an incredible way to approach development as part of discipleship.

Each week in ministry looks different. But I think there are three of them that cover the majority of life. Let’s unpack each of these and talk about what it takes to succeed through them.

Decision fatigue can be a real thing. Or when you unknowingly are faced with decisions that make you struggle with core beliefs. The bottom line is this, the more we know who we are, the easier decision-making will be.

I am a massive fan of the Cliftonstrengths assessment. I have been for a long time, but a few years ago it began to shift in both it't importance and how I use it. Here are 5 ways it helps me enhance my productivity AND keep me doing so in a healthy way. 

After nearly 20 years of thinking about how I work, I’ve got three basic ideas that drive nearly all of my productivity. These have been refined over the years. They might sound simple or just a basic step. You would be surprised though. Each one of them factors into my work each day.

What does it look like to find a devotional reading rhythm when you are in ministry? Here is an older episode about a strategy I’ve kept up with for years.