Seven books. One curriculum.

Why SCF studies it

Wealth begins in the mind. SCF studies it to align belief with execution.

Study Notes

• Wealth is the result of doing things in a Certain Way.
• Thought is the first cause; action follows belief.
• Gratitude is the bridge between desire and outcome.

Why SCF studies it

Our Daily Scrolls are modeled on its ten-scroll discipline.

Study Notes

• Daily ritual reshapes identity.
• Habit is the architecture of character.
• Persist without exception.

Why SCF studies it

Conviction is the engine of Brothtism. This book named it.

Study Notes

• Definite chief aim, with a deadline.
• Mastermind — never alone in the work.
• Burning desire metabolizes obstacles.

Why SCF studies it

Pastors are required to think in decades, not days.

Study Notes

• Belief is the on-ramp to action.
• Manage your environment; it manages you.
• Think in possibilities, speak in outcomes.

Why SCF studies it

Distribute outward begins with how we speak to our brothers.

Study Notes

• Begin with the other person's interest.
• Honest, sincere appreciation is the cheapest currency.
• Argue rarely. Persuade by listening.

Why SCF studies it

The Path of the Pastor inherits Maxwell's architecture of influence.

Study Notes

• Leadership is influence — nothing more, nothing less.
• The Law of the Lid: your team rises to your ceiling.
• Buy-in: people follow the leader, then the vision.

Why SCF studies it

Personal accountability is the floor of the congregation.

Study Notes

• Be impeccable with your word.
• Don't take anything personally.
• Always do your best — your best changes daily.