Keep Meeting
as a Group
Eight weeks of a Foundation Course is just the beginning.
Many groups, especially those meeting through churches, want to keep going. You just need a little kick starter for each group to keep the conversation on message and intentional. We’ve built a library of studies to help you continue the conversation.
3 Tips for Group Leaders
A few helpful tips as you transition from a Foundation Course to continuing to meet as a group.
Pause over holidays and summer. It’s often better to stop and restart with energy than slowly lose momentum.
Always be recruiting. Groups change over time, so always have an open door. Use Group Finder to keep us updated on your plans so we can introduce people to you.
Even if you’re at the same church, don’t be afraid to move the group online. Travel never stops. Online can help you stay connected.
Continue with a Study
Gospel Threads for Entrepreneurs
Why is sharing the Gospel so difficult for us as business leaders? Explore the fear, uncertainty, and awkwardness that hold founders back in the office, the boardroom, and the deal—and hear from entrepreneurs learning to weave the good news naturally into how they build and lead.
God, Do You Hear Me?
Payroll, pivots, and the 2 a.m. what-ifs—prayer can feel hardest exactly when the business needs it most. Learn to bring your fear, anxiety, decisions, and hopes to God, and see how other founders are making prayer part of how they lead.
Working Genius
Founders burn out doing work that drains them. Understand where you find energy, where you get frustrated, and how your team works best—from the bestselling author of The Ideal Team Player and The Five Dysfunctions of a Team. Healthier teams, better meetings, stronger hiring.
The Motive
Pat Lencioni explores the difference between reward-centered and responsibility-centered leadership—and how your motive shapes the company you build and the entrepreneur you become.
Solving the World’s Greatest Problems
If God owns the business, He owns the fruit of it too. Tim Tebow and fellow entrepreneurs show how to move beyond reactive giving—solving problems upstream, giving strategically, and giving together.
Financing, Fundraising & Bootstrapping
The money you take can shape the company you build. Jessica Kim and Henry Kaestner explore financing, fundraising, and bootstrapping—and how to find partners who strengthen your mission rather than pull you away from it.
Good Money
For an entrepreneur, money is more than a liquidity event and a retirement plan. John Coleman offers a framework for aligning your personal and company finances with purpose, impact, and generosity.