Michael Brodeur introduces strategic planning as intentional work that remains responsive to God. He connects a clear destination with an honest starting point, realistic goals and assigned tasks. Use this lesson to review one ministry’s current situation before deciding what to build or change.
Strategic Planning MASTERCLASS
Work from an honest starting point to shared direction and practical implementation. Michael Brodeur connects planning with prayerful responsiveness, people development and regular review. Carry the same ministry priority through all three lessons so the worksheets become one connected plan.
Lessons
1. Strategic Foundations
2. Strategic Leadership
Michael Brodeur connects strategic planning with the way a leader develops people and builds shared direction. The lesson moves from proactive leadership to practical questions about destination, team alignment and assignments. Bring the starting-point review from Lesson 1 and use it to draft one priority your team can understand and work toward together.
3. Strategic Skills
The final Strategic Planning lesson turns the earlier baseline and destination into a process of implementation. Michael Brodeur combines the development of people with clear responsibilities, review and adjustment. Bring your work from the first two lessons and use it to prepare a manageable first month of action.