The Deadline Calculator contains formulas that let you calculate due dates for large projects quickly and accurately. I built this specifically for those huge projects with lots of elements (like Christmas or Small Group launch), but day to day projects can be helped by this too. Includes: - 1 Numbers spreadsheet - 1 Excel spreadsheet

When disaster strikes, it's not always clear how your church should respond. Rather than leaving you waiting and guessing, this Disaster Relief Plan gives you a structure to adapt to the approach leadership wants to take.

Having a standard approach to your creative projects is critical to reliable success and low tension between ministry leaders and creatives. Use this as a starting point to develop the process that works best in your ministry.

Discover the benefits of having a structured onboarding document for new employees in your church. Learn how an onboarding document can improve your hiring process and increase retention rates. You can use this document as a starting point or as inspiration to build a custom onboarding document that better fits your church culture.

Having the right tool for the job is a major piece of leading your creative team toward health. The four practical tools included in this bundle will equip you with the strategies you need to help address the challenges you face today, and reveal the opportunities of tomorrow.

This simple tool helps freelancers find a fair, reality-based project rate by combining industry benchmarks with your actual time investment. In the included video (link in the spreadsheet), you’ll learn how to find your minimum base rate and build a bid you can feel confident in.

If too many options are keeping you stuck, try out the Quarterly Focus Worksheet. This simple printable helps get all the possibilities out of your head so you can decide what gets a "yes" and what gets a "no".

It takes a lot to effectively support a weekend teaching series. The more coordinated your planning, the better prepared everyone will be–from the one teaching God's word to those that are designing powerpoint slides.

The Eisenhower Box is a deceptively powerful tool. If you feel like you are busy all the time but can't identify exactly why, this tool will be a game changer for you.

Most graphic designers have been trained to pursue their craft over everything else. While that might make you technically skilled, it might actually make you less effective in serving your church. Good design that isn't on mission isn't good design. This mini course walks through five things you can start doing today to start creating design work that moves the mission of your church forward.

Looking to get a job as a church creative? I've seen a lot of portfolios over 16 years in creative ministry. I've seen what works and what doesn't. I've filled this mini-course with 7 critical steps you need to take so you can land your next church creative opportunity.

Influence starts with proximity. This worksheet helps you identify the people God has placed closest to you so you can see where you already have influence.

If you don't provide structure for feedback, you'll end up getting opinion and preference driven changes. Things like "I don't like these colors" or "I really like this font better". The Mission Minded Critique Checklist helps solve that problem by guiding the feedback conversation back to the thing that matters most: the goal for the project.

If your days feel scattered or your focus fades fast, the Weekly Schedule Planner is your reset button. This simple tool helps you see where your time really goes, rebuild sustainable habits, and plan weeks that move the right things forward.