Speaking & Training
Keynotes, workshops, church audits, and conference sessions for pastors, staff teams, business leaders, and organizations building something that has to last.
What Rodney Speaks On
Every session is built for the room it's walking into. These are the areas Rodney works in — the specific talk gets developed with you.
Building leaders who can carry weight — capacity, delegation, and the difference between assigning tasks and handing off authority.
Staff retreats · Leadership teams
Why growing churches break in the same three places, and how to build structure that holds without the senior leader in every room.
Pastors' gatherings · Church staff
The gap between what a leader sees and what the organization actually does — and the four steps that close it.
Conferences · Vision nights
Building a bench instead of recruiting one. Identifying, developing, and releasing the leaders already in the room.
Volunteer summits · Team trainings
Practical technology for ministry and business — where it genuinely helps, where it doesn't, and how to keep judgment where it belongs.
Business groups · Staff development
Faith and the marketplace. Building companies and ministries with the same integrity, and stewarding both well.
Business leaders · Marketplace ministry
Formats
45–60 min
A single session built around one idea, shaped to your audience and your moment.
Half or full day
Working session with your team — teaching, exercises, and real decisions made in the room.
1–3 days
On-site review of systems, structure, and team health, followed by a written assessment and roadmap.
Multi-session
Multiple sessions across an event, or a teaching series developed for your church or organization.
Request
The more you can share, the faster we can tell you whether it's a fit and what it would look like. Rodney or someone from the team responds within two business days.
Prefer to Talk First?
If you're still shaping the event, or you're not sure whether it's a keynote, a workshop, or an audit, a short conversation usually sorts it out faster than a form.
