
Helping Small Churches
and Leaders
Answer Big Questions!
We provide personalized guidance and actionable strategies tailored to your needs through email-based online consulting services, supported by live phone, video, and in-person meetings as needed.
Big Questions for Small Churches
70+ Percent of US Churches have 100 members or fewer.
TOP 7 QUESTIONS FOR 3RD QUARTER-2025
1️⃣ Are the values we claim truly guiding our decisions, or are we just moving from need to need?
2️⃣ Are we supporting our pastor and leaders in ways that are spiritually, emotionally, and financially sustainable?
3️⃣ At what point is it wise—and necessary—to bring on additional leadership, and which roles are mission-critical?
4️⃣ How many people can our current leadership realistically shepherd well before we risk burnout or neglect?
5️⃣ Do we have clear policies and practices that protect unity, accountability, and long-term health in our church?
6️⃣ How do we grow without compromising who God has called us to be?
7️⃣ What is our plan when giving is not enough to sustain our ministry vision and staffing needs?

About our Model
The Lucas Customer Satisfaction Model 10 (LCSM10)
The Lucas Customer Satisfaction Model 10 (LCSM10), built from Lucas (2018), is the foundational framework for every consulting engagement, developed through doctoral research on organizational clarity, alignment, and impact. This model is based on the conviction that organizational effectiveness begins with clearly defined value statements, which serve as the foundation for vision, mission, and policy development. When values are clearly established and aligned with organizational purpose, every decision, message, and strategy gains direction, meaning, and integrity.
Research from Lucas (2018) demonstrates that clarity and customer focus are measurable contributors to organizational health. Statistical testing confirmed a significant correlation between customer-focused mission statements and satisfaction, rₛ(82) = .390, p < 0.01, and similarly between customer-focused vision statements and satisfaction, rₛ(82) = .344, p < 0.05. In practical terms, when organizations write mission and vision statements with people in mind, satisfaction improves by nearly 39%.
The LCSM10 integrates these findings into a practical and biblical process that aligns value statements with organizational culture, behavior, and strategy. This framework ensures that values are not merely inspirational—but operational. It helps churches, businesses, and nonprofits build statements that reflect identity, instill trust, and support long-term growth and sustainability. By establishing values first, organizations gain the clarity needed to write vision, mission, and policies that are not only meaningful—but measurable and lived out.
A Strong Foundation for Your Ministry
"Consequently, you are no longer foreigners and strangers, but fellow citizens with God’s people and also members of his household, built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, with Christ Jesus himself as the chief cornerstone." — Ephesians 2:19-20 (NIV)
The strength of any ministry lies in its foundation. At Management Action Group LLC, we help churches and faith-based organizations build on the unshakable foundation of biblical truth, sound leadership, and strategic vision. Christ-Centered Strategy – Ensuring that every decision aligns with the mission and teachings of Jesus.
✅ Apostolic & Prophetic Foundations – Honoring the wisdom of Scripture while applying it to modern ministry challenges.
✅ Sustainable Ministry Growth – Strengthening your church’s structure, leadership, and outreach for long-term impact.
✅ Equipping Leaders – Developing and empowering teams to serve with purpose and excellence.When your ministry stands on a strong foundation, it doesn’t just survive—it thrives. Let’s build something lasting together.
About Dr. Lucas' personal writing ministry:
God has instilled in me a passion for the Body of Christ. I have worked to educate leaders against the nature of the "Sunday Morning Christian" with the intent of strengthening the true Body of Christ. Many proclaiming Christians attend church on Sunday morning but then go right back to the sinful nature of their flesh on Monday. Christianity is not a practice, it should not be something we do. Instead christianity is a new nature given to believers by God, through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ, and the calling of Holy Spirit. Therefore, Christian (Christ Like) is who we are, not what we do - Dr. Nathanael J. Lucas.

Common Services
Common Consulting Topics for Small/Home Churches (10–30 Members)
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Leadership Development
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Budget Management
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Volunteer Recruitment
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Community Outreach
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Worship Planning
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Youth and Family Ministry
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Church Growth Strategies
Common Consulting Topics for Growing Churches (31–50 Members)
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Leadership Structure
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Volunteer Engagement
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Financial Planning
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Discipleship Programs
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Technology Integration
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Member Retention
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Facilities Planning
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Outreach Initiatives
Common Consulting Topics for Established Churches (51–75 Members)
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Staffing Needs
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Leadership Development
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Advanced Budget Planning
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Program Expansion
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Facilities Management
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Community Engagement
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Technology Upgrades
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Conflict Resolution
Common Consulting Topics for Community Churches (76–150+ Members)
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Staffing Strategies
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Program Diversification
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Facilities Expansion
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Community Outreach
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Financial Sustainability
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Technology Integration
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Member Retention
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Leadership Succession
