Bridging the Gap: Data-Driven Church Leadership | Clint Grider | Episode 265

The Speakeasy

The Girl Named Blake

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Author, strategist, and leader Clint Grider joins Blake to discuss his journey from research and Christian universities to becoming an ordained pastor working with churches and ministries. He emphasizes the challenges churches face in a fast-paced and complex world, where there's a gap between their intentions and outcomes in making disciples. This conversation delves into the importance of data and science in church leadership, highlighting the need for a balanced approach that combines emotional and data-driven decision-making. Join us as we explore how churches can assess their effectiveness and adapt to better serve their members and reach their intended goals.

In this episode, you’ll be able to:

Gain insights into how churches can leverage data and adapt their strategies based on real-time information to better serve their communities.
Hear practical examples of how churches have implemented innovative approaches, such as creating family acrostics and gathering stories, to address the unique needs of their congregations.
Explore how every individual, whether they are part of a church staff, volunteers, or lay leaders, recognizes their potential to make a meaningful impact within their church community and contribute to its growth and mission.

Clint is the author of Mind the Gap – available everywhere now!

To connect with Clint:

Facebook: @clint.grider.3

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