Turn a new idea into a coordinated plan your church can carry out.
After an Innovation Sprint produces a promising idea, the next step is Strategy Execution. This is where the church takes that idea, explores different approaches, selects the strategies that matter most, and organizes them into a clear plan. The Barnabas Teams platform guides every step.
Shaping an idea into a coordinated plan.
Strategy Execution is a structured process for shaping a new idea into a coordinated set of actions. It is the Barnabas Teams workflow applied to strategy — not issue resolution or innovation.
- 01Exploring different ways to carry out the idea
- 02Capturing strategies in clear action language
- 03Sorting and filtering those strategies
- 04Selecting the ones with the strongest potential
- 05Assigning ownership
- 06Organizing the work into a 60‑day plan
A plan the church can actually carry out.
When a church has a new idea worth pursuing, it needs a path from idea to execution.
- Clarity on the best way to move forward
- Agreement on the approaches that matter most
- A simple structure for coordinating the work
- A short, defined window for visible progress
Strategy Execution provides a way to turn a new idea into a plan the church can actually carry out.
Six coordinated moves. One 60‑day plan.
- 01Step 1 of 6
Strategy Exploration Session
A focused working session brings key people together to create a shared understanding of what the strategy could be.
- Restate the new idea
- Explore different ways to carry it out
- Express strategies in action language
- Gather a full range of practical approaches
- 02Step 2 of 6
Guided Strategy Capture
Using the Barnabas Teams platform, the group turns possibilities into structured options.
- Capture strategies in one place
- Organize them into clear categories
- Express each strategy as a simple action
- 03Step 3 of 6
Sorting and Filtering
The platform leads the church through a filtering process that produces a short list of strategies with the strongest potential.
- Group related strategies
- Identify which ones support the idea most directly
- Select the strategies that are ready to move now
- 04Step 4 of 6
Strategy Owners
Each selected strategy receives what it needs to move forward — everything visible in the platform.
- A clear owner
- Simple next steps
- A realistic timeline
- 05Step 5 of 6
Coordinated 60‑Day Execution
The church carries out the strategy in a 60‑day cycle using the Barnabas Teams workflow — keeping the strategy active and coordinated.
- Owners move their steps forward
- Progress is updated in the platform
- Adjustments are made as needed
- The church sees what is moving and what needs support
- 06Step 6 of 6
Visible Strategic Progress
By the end of the 60‑day cycle, the church can see where the strategy stands. The same process can be repeated until the strategy is fully implemented.
- Which strategies have moved forward
- What is now working
- What needs another cycle
- What is ready for the next phase
One coordinated step at a time.
Strategy Execution turns a new idea into a plan the church can actually carry out.
- A clear plan for carrying out a new idea
- Strategies shaped through a guided process
- Ownership and accountability
- Coordinated execution in 60‑day cycles
- Visible progress the church can track