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A 7-week virtual cohort with the accountability, coaching, and community you need to make meaningful progress on your goals

What You’ll Walk Away With

Dedicate just 1-2 hours a week for 7 weeks to this experience and you’ll walk away with:

  • Confidence that your goals are (or are not) aligned with God’s will
  • Visual triggers for “prompted prayer” to ensure your goals are pursued with God throughout your day 
  • Fewer things on your to-do list and calendar, freeing up time and energy to make progress on your goals
  • A new habit created overnight in service of your goals
  • Kill Criteria to pre-determine when you might quit your goal, minimizing self doubt and wasted time and money
  • A clear plan to focus on fewer goals and make more progress by the end of 2026
  • A time, place, and plan on your calendar for a no-cost personal retreat to worship, reflect, and set godly goals for 2027
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"This is the very first time I have ever gotten through a book about goals, finished the book, have a long-term goal, strategies and next steps. I'm already telling people about it and will be handing them out like candy. THANK YOU!"

Mattie C.

How This 7-Week Cohort Will Work

  • By August 25, you’ll receive a limited edition advance copy of my new book, Redeeming Your Goals, in audiobook, paperback, and/or eBook. (Audiobooks and paperbacks are subject to availability and offered on a first come, first serve basis.) 
  • Each week, I’ll ask you to read one chapter of the book and complete one small challenge to implement what you read.
  • As you read, you’ll have the ability to get unlimited coaching from me (not my assistant or AI) and the community in a private online forum.
  • Each chapter will conclude with a weekly 1-hour Zoom where you can share wins, ask me questions, and workshop challenges in Christian community.
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"Jordan's words, extremely practical advice, and biblical wisdom helped me release my fear of trusting God with my goals and showed me that the journey with him is the reward. Every ambitious, Jesus-following professional needs to read this book!"

Jena D.

Questions & Answers

Definitely not! As you’ll see in chapter 1 of the book, God often delights in his children pursuing seemingly secular yet deeply sacred goals like building a business, getting a promotion, or completing a marathon.

I’m going to challenge you to choose redemptive quests—goals pursued with God, like God, and for God. But the what of that goal can vary widely.

Not at all! If you haven’t read Redeeming Your Time, it’s honestly better for you to start with Redeeming Your Goals. But if you’re one of the 50,000+ readers who have read that book, you’ll notice that I’m applying the same gospel-centric, practical playbook you loved to the topic of goals.

Absolutely not! If you don’t have a goal in mind yet, the first two weeks will help you identify a redemptive quest you can pursue with, like, and for God. And if you have already set a goal, this program will help you pursue it in a Christlike way.

Each week for seven weeks, it will take you ~30 minutes to read a chapter of the book and another ~30 minutes to complete a small assignment I’ve designed to help you implement what you read. If you choose to attend the community Zooms, those will be one additional hour each.

But in case you can’t make any of the calls, those will be recorded and archived for you to view later on.

About Me

Rather than treating God as a means to achieving goals (like some authors do) or ignoring God altogether (like most authors do), I believe God is the goal. Goals are merely a vehicle for experiencing his presence and accomplishing his purposes.

But as you’ll see in the book, God can use a wide variety of goals to that end. By God’s strength and grace alone, I have set and achieved goals like:

  • Losing 50 pounds (and keeping it off)
  • Building two businesses that created 150+ jobs
  • Signing nine book deals with the world’s largest publisher
  • Helping more than 7,000,000 Christians connect their faith to their work
  • Baptizing my two eldest daughters

But most importantly, I’ve learned that as Christians, we don’t pursue goals to earn God’s love. We pursue them as a worshipful response to the love that is already ours through Christ. That is what motivates us to redeem our goals and pursue them with God, like God, and for God.

And that’s exactly what I want to help you do in the Redeeming Your Goals Coaching Community.

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