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Strategic Decision-Making

Are the decisions you're making today still going to be good decisions a year from now? In this training video, you'll learn how to make decisions with lasting results and set yourself up for future success....

Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast: Secrets of Superior Decision-Making

Thank you for joining the Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast ! The small decisions we make every day have a bigger impact on our success than a few big ones. In today's episode, let's take a look at some of the ways we can all improve in our decision-making. Our generation has a growing problem w...

Obeying God in Spite of the Data

What we've learned: "Data has a seat at the table"—it's something we say a lot here at Life.Church. The distinction is that even though we place a high value on collecting and analyzing data (that's why we created Church Metrics , after all), it still only has one seat at our decision-...

Tracking Data in Your Church

When you have the right data in your hands, your team is equipped to prayerfully make smarter ministry choices. Thanks to Church Metrics, getting a bird's eye view of what's going on in your church is easier than ever. Learn as Life.Church Tulsa Area Pastor Tome Dawson shares how you can use Churc...

Learning to Say "No"

As followers of Jesus, our primary objective is to reach people for Christ. When it comes to deciding what things to do, that objective needs to be our central focus. Are you willing to say "no"—even to good ideas—in order to reach more people for Christ?...

Why Data Has a Seat at the Table

At Life.Church we say that data "has a seat at the table." This means that we acknowledge the power of data and take it into account when making decisions, but we also never make decisions solely based on data. There are other voices at the table, too. The absolute most important voice is always Go...