The calendar turned. The holidays wrapped. The noise faded.
And now comes the quieter, heavier question leaders feel every January:
New year… now what?
Can I ask you a small favor?
I’m listening closely to leaders right now—and I’d value your voice.
This quick survey helps me build tools and content that serve you better.
Vision doesn’t begin with hype—it begins with clarity. And clarity almost always follows stillness. Before God gives direction, He gives space. Before movement, alignment. Before acceleration, obedience.
One of the great mistakes leaders make this time of year is assuming vision means something new. Often, vision means something clearer. Refined. Focused. Re-committed.
Vision is not ambition baptized in prayer. It’s discernment anchored in obedience.
Leadership doesn’t get lighter—it gets heavier. Decisions stack. Expectations rise. And clarity is harder to come by the higher you lead.
Leadership Essentials + is built for pastors and leaders who don’t need more content, but better tools. Inside, you’ll get clear leadership briefings, practical resources you can use immediately, exclusive audio insights, and live leadership calls designed to help you make better decisions faster.
This isn’t inspiration—it’s infrastructure. If you’re tired of guessing, reacting, or drifting, it’s time to lead with clarity and momentum.
Here’s the hard truth:
God rarely reveals the full picture before He tests our willingness to obey the first instruction.
Vision grows by faithfulness, not fantasy.
As leaders, the question isn’t, “What could we do this year?”
It’s, “What has God already said—and have we fully obeyed it?”
January is not for reinvention. It’s for realignment.
Join Me in Moose Jaw and let’s book a BREAKTHROUGH NIGHT at your church!
This is the month to:
Name what you are responsible for
Release what you are not
Clarify what success actually looks like
Re-establish spiritual authority through obedience
Vision doesn’t need volume. It needs ownership.
When a leader knows where they’re going, momentum follows. When they don’t, activity replaces authority.
So before you rush into plans, ask better questions:
What has drifted?
What needs pruning?
What must be protected?
What must be obeyed immediately?
New year. Now what?
Now you listen. Now you clarify. Now you commit.
Because vision doesn’t start with movement—it starts with surrender.
Lead well.
Listen closely.
Obey quickly.
Strong years don’t start with motion—they start with alignment.
Praying clarity and courage over your leadership in this season.
P.S. If this helped you, forward it to a leader who’s stepping into January carrying more questions than answers. They’re not behind—they’re paying attention.
