Welcome
Become the leader you were made to be.
Privately healthy. Publicly fruitful.
Your class
Begin: Introduction Class
Your tools
Attach in private. Flow in public. Bear lasting fruit.
Private Leadership Assessment
You are a leader.
This is a truth journey.
This is not a personality test, strengths profile, skills inventory, or ministry label. It is a guided process toward private health and public fruitfulness.
The truth journey
Speak honestly about the real state of your life and leadership.
Interpret your story through Scripture and the DNA framework.
Receive a clear protocol for growth and next obedience.
Like spiritual bloodwork, this begins by bringing hidden realities into the light. Speak slowly. Be honest. Your words become the diagnostic.
Your progress is saved as you continue. Pause and return whenever you need to.
The Private Roots
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Speak honestly — there is no wrong answer. Tap the mic and talk, or type below. Take your time.
Saved ✓Saved as you go — you can pause and return to this anytime.
Interpreting with care
Turning your answers into a pastoral growth path.
Scoring your bases first, then shaping the report around clarity, hope, and next-step obedience.
Your assessment · complete
Here is what your life is telling you.
Not a grade — a picture of your health right now. Read it gently. This is simply where you are today, and where God wants to meet you next.
The roots · your private walk with God
The bridge · discipleship
The branches · your public leadership
In plain words
"He makes me lie down in green pastures… he restores my soul." — Psalm 23
Your pathway · where to begin
Two things.
Walked with God.
We don't hand you a long list. Real growth needs focus, not pressure. Here are the two places to give your attention now — small, faithful steps you can actually live this week.
Your current focus
Next up · unlocks as these take root
Your year · one season at a time
Growth isn't a sprint. Here is the year ahead — two areas at a time, with honest check-ins along the way. No shame, no rush.
Ground you're taking
We don't score your growth — that belongs to God. We honor your faithfulness. Every small, obedient step reclaims ground.
"Got up before the house today and just sat with Psalm 27. First unhurried morning in weeks."
Faithfulness like this is what God honors — not the size of the step, but that you took it. Well done.
Weekly prayerful planning
Stewardship Map
Receive what God has entrusted to you, then place faithful stepping stones into the week before you.
✎ Make this week's map →Opens the full working map — speak or type your week, and sort it into stewardships and stepping stones. Below is a preview of what it produces each day.
The mission beneath the week
Your mission statement will appear here once you complete it.
Today's focus · Thursday
Each part of your day belongs to something God has entrusted to you. Tap to mark it done.
Physical stewardship
The body is a stewardship entrusted by God — cared for so you can remain fruitful. Trends, never targets.
⌚ Synced from your Apple Watch — nothing to type
Each morning at 6am
Drawn from your own map — your mission, your calendar, the people you named.
Good morning, Al. Thursday · June 25
Today you get to lead as a man who is privately healthy and publicly fruitful — not because of what you accomplish today, but because of whose you are.
Morning belongs to Communication — your Sunday message.
Afternoon belongs to your staff — the one-on-ones you moved last week.
Evening belongs to Chrissy. Guard it.
It's Marcus's birthday today. Last month you said you wanted to be the kind of grandfather who never misses one. A two-minute call would mean the world to him.
"He makes me lie down in green pastures… he restores my soul." — Psalm 23
DNA of a Leader · The Mission Base
Your Mission Statement
A short, powerful anchor — a clear sense of God's call that steadies your decisions. This isn't a form to fill out. It's a prayerful journey of discovery with the Lord.
"We continually ask God to fill you with the knowledge of his will… bearing fruit in every good work." — Colossians 1:9–10
Remember, from your Mission class
God reveals His mission to those who are near Him. Begin alone with Him.
Receiving a mission means a readiness to step out and do what He asks.
Mission puts Jesus in the center — His glory, not ours.
Take your time — you don't need to do this in one sitting. Your answers save automatically, so you can return whenever you wish.
Receive · Your Word
Applied Truth · Refine
Hold it before the Lord.
Read your draft slowly. These are not a grade — they're a prayerful check. Adjust your words until it rings true.
My Mission Statement
Complete the Mission Statement Builder to see your mission here.
Anchored in 1 Peter 4:10 — "Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God's grace."
What God showed you along the way
Before you send it back
You're one of the first to walk this journey. Three quick questions, then send it all to Pastor Al with one tap.
This opens your email with everything filled in — your statement, your answers, and these reflections. You'll see exactly what's being sent before you tap send.
In the live build this saves to your account and flows into your Stewardship Map and Leadership Assessment.
The DNA class
Take the class.
Unlock the tools.
One lesson per base, in order. Watch, take your notes, and each base's tool opens as you complete its teaching.
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Your notes from this lesson
Type or dictate — when the video connects, each note will pin to the moment you wrote it.
Reflect on this lesson
Your tools
Live what you learned.
Each tool follows its base in the class — in the order of the DNA journey.
Video Coaching
Video Library
Insight videos for each base, paired with questions to reflect and apply.
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Saved from your Coach
Before you meet your Coach
Before we begin. Your Coach supports reflection and prayer. It does not replace professional care, Scripture, your pastor, or trusted people. Bring big decisions to people who know you. In a crisis, contact emergency services.
The Coach draws on your assessment, mission, and stewardship — and always points you to God, His Word, and trusted people. Guidance for reflection, not professional advice.