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one tool live today, two more in concept

Kingdom Tools.

Practical instruments for a real decision, a real team discussion, or a real self-assessment. The Stewardship Check is live below — the other two are named honestly as concepts, not shipped early and shallow.

Planned

Three tools, three different jobs.

concept

Kingdom Decision Tool

A structured way to work through a real decision — stakeholders, trade-offs, and who is entrusted to your care through the choice.

concept

Kingdom Questions

A bank of discussion questions for teams and boards, organized by topic — leadership, giving, calling, succession.

live

Stewardship Check

A two-minute self-assessment across six areas of stewardship — leadership, business, wealth, influence, technology and calling. Runs entirely in your browser; we never see your answers.

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Two Minutes

The Stewardship Check.

Six honest ratings, not a test to pass. Nothing here is a verdict — wherever you rate lowest is just the place worth a real conversation this week.

I lead people through service, not control.

Rarely trueConsistently true

The way my organization operates honors the people it serves, not just the bottom line.

Rarely trueConsistently true

I treat what I own as entrusted to me, not owned outright.

Rarely trueConsistently true

I use whatever platform I have for others’ benefit, not just my own.

Rarely trueConsistently true

The tools I build or use serve people rather than exploit their attention.

Rarely trueConsistently true

I know what I’m specifically called to steward right now.

Rarely trueConsistently true

Rate all six to see your results.

zero functionality today

The Other Two: Named, Not Yet Built.

The Decision Tool and Kingdom Questions deserve to work well the first time someone uses them in a real board meeting or a real decision — not a rough draft dressed up as a tool. We'd rather hold the name and the category honestly than ship something that half-works and call it live.

In the Meantime

Today's Practice already asks one real question.

It's not a full decision tool, but it's live, and it's free.