It’s summer – and hopefully that will mean time away for you and your family at the beach, lake, mountains, or a staycation at home!
Wherever you find time for a vacation this summer, we’ve got some brief video clips from three of our previous Clarity First LIVE conversations from earlier this year. We will be releasing one each week during the remainder of July.
Enjoy these clips!
In this 5-minute clip from Auxano’s Generosity Lead Greg Gibbs, you will learn about the importance of cultivating generosity conversations, especially those occurring outside of Sundays.
Here’s a quick quote from Greg:
We’re in a pulpit to coffee shop transition, meaning we have to be thinking this is knee to knee, nose to nose conversations with people. And that’s all of discipleship, but particularly discipleship around giving. It has to be more relational.
Listen to the rest of his thoughts here:
In this 6 1/2-minute clip from Dave Milam, Visioneering Studios VP of Strategic Design, you will learn about the importance of aligning the physical environment with the vision and mission of the church. He discusses the trend of on-campus small group setups and the importance of intentional design in church architecture.
Here’s a quick quote from Dave:
We’re starting to see this trend where churches do their small groups on Sunday morning when they already have childcare. Let’s not set up these typical lecture-style Sunday School classrooms, but what if we had space like a hallway of just living room environments that just looks amazing?
Listen to the rest of his thoughts here:
In this 15-minute clip from Clint Grider, Senior Lead Navigator at Auxano, you will learn about the importance of facing the fear of evaluation – as well as learning the joys of evaluation.
Here’s a quick quote from Clint:
I think we have to realize that in many of our churches, there are fears and joys related to evaluation, and it has to start with evaluation. It has to start with honest evaluation and a willingness to go there. And so what I really want to encourage everyone is to consider the question, How do I as a leader help facilitate help to an honest look and a willingness to honestly dig into this?
Listen to the rest of his thoughts here: