Kingdom Management 1:
​generational Transfer
BASED ON TIMELESS UNIVERSAL PRINCIPLES

Then Isaiah said to Hezekiah, "Hear the word of the LORD: The time will surely come when everything in your palace, and all that your fathers have stored up until this day, will be carried off to Babylon. Nothing will be left, says the LORD . . . "The word of the LORD you have spoken is good," Hezekiah replied. For he thought, "Will there not be peace and security in my lifetime?" (2 Kings 20:16–19 NIV)
In our self-centered world, it is difficult for us to think beyond ourselves. Sadly, most of us are like King Hezekiah who, when told of the judgment that God would inflict on Judah after his death, showed no concern about the future generations. This is narcissistic, short-term, single-generational thinking.  
We must learn to think selflessly in terms of the big picture over the long term, that is, beyond our lifetimes. Therefore, we must learn to think multigenerationally.

To think multigenerationally means that we must invest in envisioning, preparing, and training the next generation as the karate master Miyagi did in the movie Karate Kid.

Would you like some biblical information on how to think and act multigenerationally? 

Here is an example of the teaching.
This teaching is based on the Beyond Babel Model.  

The Beyond Babel Model is a model for building 
your life and building organizations based on the timeless universal principles found in the Bible. This Model was introduced in the book Beyond Babel written by Dr. Gerald Chester, founder of Strategies@Work, LLC. 

Using the Beyond Babel Model, this teaching presents biblically based best practices for building and managing multigenerational organizations. 
One of the roles of each generation is to prepare the next generation for the future. 

Part of this preparation is having vision for the future.  Since God's metanarrative is multigenerational, our vision must be multi-generational.  

Christian philosopher Dennis Peacocke expressed the truth of multigenerational thinking in the statement: "If your vision can be fulfilled in your lifetime, your vision is too small."

Sadly, most of us are not taught to think multigenerationally, therefore we don't.

So what should we do? How do we learn to think and act multigenerationally? As with everything in life, we need to be trained. 

This teaching will challenge you to better understand the timeless universal principles (TUPs) and therefore how to engage in building multigenerational organizations from a biblical worldview.
What will you learn?
A sound approach to succession planning
The cycles of organizational development
The key focus of organizational leadership
How to build an effective leadership team
Why generational transfer is so important
How to build organizations multigenerationally
How to properly deploy people
The three levels of work
The role of common grace to make a corrupt world tolerable
And much, much more . . .
Who should listen to or view this training?
Business owners
Managers
Workers
Teachers
Church leaders
Parents
Students
Anyone seeking a biblical worldview for building organizations
What did seminar participants say?
". . . outstanding job of presenting relevant material in a concise, prepared manner."

"Well researched and highly relevant in a world filled with single-generational thinking."

"I liked the real-life examples of Tower of Babel thinking vs. Beyond Babel thinking."

"It was really a great seminar that had great material and was covered very efficiently and effectively."

"I thought it was extremely relevant to me. Nothing but thumbs up from me."

"Excellent. Gerald is brilliant and knows Scripture, including the Greek, so well that it was very clear when he applied the Word to his words!"

"Articulate; clearly explained concepts."

". . . well organized and formatted to facilitate note taking."

". . . outstanding job of presenting relevant material in a concise, prepared manner."

"The entire event was well organized and conducive to learning."

". . . great job of creating slides that are interesting and helpful."

"Outstanding! Personal illustrations help shed light on our own individual weaknesses."

". . . the material on succession was excellent, timely, and very helpful for me."

​"The variety of medium presented and shared is very helpful in assimilating the information."

"Great! A generational reality check! Looking forward to more!"

"Excellent presentation and material. Very timely!"

"Seminar was everything I thought it would be and more. Thank you."

"Excellent seminar and should be given to local leaders in the community."
Every organizational leader makes daily decisions that have long-term implications. Learn to make wise decisions—decisions in accordance with biblical principles.

And don't presume that you know these principles. Even very sophisticated leaders and managers who are strong Christians are many times surprised when they discover the fullness of biblical teaching on generational transfer.

Don't miss this opportunity to develop skills that will enable you to enjoy enduring success in God's universe. 
Seminar Date, Time, and Venue
January 6, 2023 
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sojourn Church
Dallas, TX
Registration
Individual Registration: $100.00 
Married Couple Registration: $175.00
The fee includes the presentation, Q&A, access to the recording of the presentation, an electronic copy of the presentation notes, and lunch.

Live Stream: $35
​The live stream registration includes the presentation, Q&A, access to the recording of the presentation, and an electronic copy of the notes.

To register, please click below. 
Individual (live stream)