Discipleship Ecosystem Diagnostic Audit

Discipleship Ecosystem Diagnostic Audit

Measure Your Church’s Clarity (Pathway) vs. Vitality (Ecosystem) — 10-Minute Self-Assessment for Pastors and Discipleship Leaders
Most churches track attendance and curriculum completion. But you can't measure the health of a forest using a factory checklist. This 10-minute audit measures the hidden tension in your ministry: Is your discipleship strategy a rigid production pipeline, an unnavigable wilderness, or a flourishing Mapped Garden? Let’s analyze your soil.
Section 1: The Trellis (Pathway Clarity)
If I asked a first-time Sunday visitor to describe your church's 'Step 1' (Connect Track/Onboarding) and how to sign up for it, they could accurately do it in under 15 seconds.

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A newcomer can register for your primary discipleship track on a mobile device in 3 clicks or less, without needing to email a staff member for permission.

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At the conclusion of every class, seminar, or short-term program, the next sequential step in your discipleship pathway is explicitly defined and offered.

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Your church database effectively tracks an individual's progress through your initial classes (Steps 1–3), notifying a coach when someone stalls or drops out mid-pathway.

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Section 2: The Soil (Ecosystem Vitality)
Members of your small groups or micro-groups regularly interact, text, eat meals, or serve together outside of your officially scheduled meeting times.

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In your high-level volunteer and staff leadership meetings, 'Health Stories' (confessions, life-change, mutual burdens) are celebrated and evaluated just as much as physical headcounts.

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Your small group leaders primarily view themselves as 'Gardeners' who actively facilitate conversational depth and trust, rather than 'Teachers' delivering a lecture.

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Which statement best describes your micro-groups' digital communication ecosystem?
Pathway Clarity Score
Ecosystem Vitality Score
Total Score
Input your email address in the next box then click the "Submit Audit..." button and we will send your Soil Analysis Result. Based on your diagnostic audit responses, the results email will identify your strengths and weaknesses and the suggested treatment to address your challenges.
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Discipleship Ecosystem Diagnostic Audit

Section 1: The Trellis (Pathway Clarity)

Section 2: The Soil (Ecosystem Vitality)