The Crossroad aims to help transform society through equipping leaders, empowering organizations, and redefining what it means to be a person of influence. Through the power of value-based decision making, we invite people to take ownership of their journey. The Crossroad provides practical tools for living a life of influence. These tools equip people and organizations to impact the world through transformed character, effective leadership, and cultural engagement. Our tools have helped transform individuals, teams, and organizations around the globe.
The Crossroad logo is about redefining character and leadership as two sides of the same coin rather than two different coins kept in different purses. The three circles represent the various arenas in which we live and make the choices that define our character. A crossroad is any place where these arenas intersect. Everyday, we make tens of thousands of choices in a variety of arenas. Work, home, social, etc. Every choice in one affects the others. So instead of figuring out how to be a good business person at work and a good parent at home, we need to understand how to be a good, consistent, person of influence throughout all the arenas and choices presented to us. After all, you are always you
WHAT IS THE CROSSROAD?
A collection of resources that invite leaders to make choices that align with their true character and influence the world around them. Victorious Living Patheos Blog, Servant Leadership, and Yellow Balloons are 3 of The Crossroad’s resources. What are all of these resources and how do they all connect?
The Crossroad’s blog alias is designed to produce stories and insights that meet people “where they are” and introduce the need for and basic benefits of The Crossroad tools. It is designed to be an entry point into The Crossroad material.
These tools are practical, the “how-to” guide to creating impactful leaders and meaningful organizations.
– THERE-HERE-PATH (THP)
– The Project Mood Curve
– The Two Circles
– The Freedom V
– The Moment of Truth
– The Proper Use of Emotions
– Effective Communication
– Leadership Styles and Types of Influence
In this video series, we will share with you how to build a culture of servant leadership within your organization.
A series of 18 discussions about the transformational effect of true servant leadership.
The team from The Crossroad will come to your organization and do an in-depth walk through the tools, teaching how they can be utilized to develop a culture of effective leadership. This is the most in-depth, personal, and practical exposure to the tools.
Introduces the Crossroad resources via a thorough explanation of The Servant Leadership tools and how they work in the life of a leader. Includes examples from work, home, and social life.
A deep dive into one of the three things you can control. Yellow Balloons explores the far-reaching applications and impact of just one of the Servant Leadership tools: the power of perspective to transform people and organizations.
A daily, Scripture-based devotional that weaves the Crossroad tools (especially the three things you can control), Christian Scripture, and practical daily living.
Introduces listeners to the truths of Christian Scripture, the Biblical definition of success, and the ways to apply these lessons to one’s own journey. This is an entry point for The Crossroad materials, meant to introduce listeners to the value of Scripture study and to see how these tools serve in fulfilling The Great Commission.
A journey into the stories of our founder, Tim Dunn, and how learning to perceive and live life “above the circumstances” transformed his life. This is a real-life example of the tools working in one man’s life.
The theme of Exile and Return is prominent throughout Scripture. Adam and Eve are exiled from the garden with the promise of a return, realized in The Book of Revelation; church fathers like Abraham and Joseph are exiled before being exalted to prominence. This theme is never more clear than the nation of Israel’s long exile to Babylon. What can we learn in exile? What are the promises of return? What are the opportunities along the way? In exile, return, and the journey between, we are called to steward a life of faithful obedience to God.
Organizations We Have Worked With
