Learn from the steps Nehemiah took to measure and what he identified as important to be measured. Learn how to define what constitutes a successful ministry and how to measure success. Learn what are Key Ministry Indicators (KMIs) for your local church and how to use them to help guide your ministries and leaders to success.

Based on a study of Nehemiah 8, learn how to inspire, train, and coach leaders for continuous improvement. Discover four (4) elements of training employed by Nehemiah. Learn how to use the Seven (7) Core Competencies survey to develop a roadmap for training/coaching for each person in the local church. Learn the GROW model of coaching and mentoring.

Based on a study of Nehemiah 6, learn timeless, non-cultural, non-personal dependent decision-making principles used by Nehemiah. Understand the use of Terms of Reference (TOR) in the decision-making process. Learn what a Risks, Actions, Issues, Dependencies (RAID) tool is and how to use it in the decision making process.

Based on a study of Nehemiah 3, learn nine (9) principles for building effective, high-performance teams in the local church. Learn practical skills to apply when building high-performance teams. Discover three (3) areas for improvement in the typical nominating committee process and how to address them.

Based on a study of Nehemiah 2, learn to harness the leadership skills, biblical resources, and cultural understandings needed to guide successful organizational change. Learn seven (7) important steps to managing change. Learn to diagnose organizational cultures and the role they play in change projects. Gain a better understanding of the importance of communications and teamwork in successful organizational change.

Based on a study of Nehemiah 1, learn the fundamentals of vision development. Learn the three (3) pre-requisites for vision development so that a leader may receive a vision from God. Discover key points on developing ‘vision’ and ‘values’.

Learn practical steps to sermon preparation. Learn how to think sermonicly. Discover patterns in Scripture. Learn what the dominant thought in a sermon means and how and when to create one. Learn how and when to include illustrations in your sermons.