DIVERSIFY YOUR ADMINISTRATION
Good Day, Kingdom Lab.
Today, I want to challenge you with a concept that has been transforming the way I think about calling, purpose, creativity, ministry, and business:
Diversify Your Administration.
Most people spend their lives trying to discover what God has called them to do.
But once you discover your assignment, a new question emerges:
How is that assignment supposed to be administered?
Administration is the management, execution, distribution, organization, and expression of a thing.
In Kingdom terms, your administration is the vehicle through which your assignment reaches people.
Your assignment may be singular.
Your administration may be plural.
For example, I do not believe my assignment is simply to preach.
Preaching is one administration.
Books are another administration.
Mentorship is another administration.
Short films are another administration.
Podcasts are another administration.
One-man shows are another administration.
Immersive experiences are another administration.
Music is another administration.
Teaching is another administration.
All of these are different ways of expressing, carrying, distributing, and executing the same assignment.
Many people become frustrated because they have confined their calling to a single form. They have reduced a movement to a meeting. Reduced a message to a microphone. Reduced a calling to a job title. Reduced an assignment to a Sunday service. But God is often far more creative than we are.
The question is not merely:
“What am I called to do?”
The question is:
“What are all the ways my calling can be expressed?”
The assignment is the oil.
The administration is the vessel.
The greater your administration, the more places your oil can flow.
SATURDAY CHALLENGE
Take 20–30 minutes today and reflect on these questions:
  1. What is the core assignment God has given me?
  2. How am I currently administering that assignment?
  3. What administrations have I neglected, ignored, or talked myself out of?
  4. If money were not a limitation, what would I build to advance my assignment?
  5. What would my ministry, business, movement, brand, or calling look like if resources were unlimited?
  6. What books would I write?
  7. What experiences would I create?
  8. What businesses would I launch?
  9. What films, podcasts, products, communities, schools, events, or platforms would I build?
  10. What is one administration I can begin prototyping within the next 30 days?
Many people ask God for more influence while continuing to use the same vessel. But throughout Scripture, whenever God wanted to increase the flow, He increased the capacity. The widow’s oil multiplied according to the number of vessels available.
The oil was never the problem.
The vessels were.
Perhaps your next level is not hidden in more anointing.
Perhaps it is hidden in more administration.
The assignment is the oil.
The administration is the vessel.
Diversify your administration.
👇 Drop one administration you’ve been neglecting in the comments and let’s talk about it.
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