Titan Note 01
Why Pastors Get Weird Around Wealthy People
The size of someone's portfolio should never determine the way you pastor their soul.
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Titan Notes
Field Notes for the Conversations Most Pastors Were Never Trained to Have.
A connected series on relationship, generosity, legacy, vision, and the pastoral care of high-capacity people. Read them in order, or start wherever you are.
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Titan Note 02
Pastor the Person, Not the Portfolio
You should know the name of their spouse before you know the size of their gift.
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Titan Note 03
Never Let Their Net Worth Steal Your Spiritual Authority
A billionaire is still a person who needs a pastor.
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Titan Note 04
The Five Conversations to Have Before You Ask
The worst time to build a relationship is five minutes before you need something.
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Titan Note 05
Why Wealthy People Can Spot Your Motive
Clean motives create courageous conversations.
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Titan Note 06
Big Vision Deserves Clear Numbers
Faith is not afraid of a spreadsheet.
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Titan Note 07
What Do High-Capacity People Want From Their Pastor?
Most high-capacity people don't need another person telling them how successful they are.
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Titan Note 08
The Difference Between Pressure and Invitation
Pressure produces transactions. Invitation creates opportunities for transformation.
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Titan Note 09
Why a No Shouldn’t Change the Relationship
One of the greatest tests of your motive comes after someone says no.
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Titan Note 10
What Does 1 Timothy 6 Say About Pastoring Wealthy People?
Paul didn't tell Timothy to avoid wealthy people. He told him to pastor them.
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Titan Note 11
How Do You Ask Someone for $1 Million?
Clarity is kindness. Ask clearly, then stop talking.
Capital CampaignsRead
Titan Note 12
The Pastor’s Role in Legacy Planning
A great legacy doesn't simply transfer wealth. It transfers faith, values, vision, and kingdom purpose.
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The Titan Interviews
What Titans wish pastors understood.
Andrew sits down with exceptionally successful and generous leaders and asks the questions pastors rarely get to ask. Video, podcast, and written conversations are in development.
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