FAQs

How will TCA benefit me?

TCA helps you include God (your Christian faith) into every decision you make resulting in joy and peace personally and professionally. TCA affirms you to boldly live out your faith for the glory of God. TCA challenges you to grow and strategically live your life for Christ.

How will TCA benefit my company?

TCA helps ensure the financial viability of your business or organization, helps you look further ahead into the future, and plan for succession. TCA can help lower turnover and strengthen employee, customer, and vendor relationships. TCA helps organizations thrive through their challenges.

What is the difference between the Monthly Study and other Round Table Groups?

All meetings meet monthly at preset times in groups of 6-10 individuals The Monthly Study meets for an hour and a half while the Round Table Groups meet for four hours.

The Monthly Study only covers the current month’s topic and is open for anyone to attend.

The longer Round Table Group option requires a person to attend a TCA Introduction Meeting or to meet with a TCA leader to determine the best group for a candidate to participate in. These meetings include time for an annual presentation from one of the group members, requires each person to participate in the round-table discussion where every participant gives an update on highlights of their month, gives and receives counsel, and provides and receives prayer from one another. These groups require a commitment to attend at least 10 of 12 meetings each year.

What are the requirements for TCA Round Table Groups?

Each TCA Round Table Group meets for 4 hours once a month. TCA members are required to have 2-12 coaching meetings annually. Each coaching session lasts 1-2 hours. Each participant's financial investment is based on the size of their company and number of coaching sessions selected. Members are also required to attend at least 10 of the 12 group meetings annually. Contact us for further information. 

What does it cost me to participate in a Round Table Group?

The biggest cost is your commitment to grow.

If you are not interested in growing as a person and professionally, it will cost you a lot of frustration. It costs time. To benefit, you need to protect your schedule and “put the big rocks in first.” TCA needs to be considered one of your bigger rocks.

Financially, TCA is committed to be affordable to those with proper conviction and those making application of the counsel they are provided. The cost starts at $338 per month. Costs vary according to company size and number of coaching sessions.

What are the differences in the Round Table Groups?

These groups are based on the size and development of the business being represented. The three classifications for groups are:

Small Company Group: these groups are for startup and small businesses learning what they do not know about business. Special attention is on helping them understand how to ensure they are profitable, when and how to grow their business, and much more.

Mid-sized Company: These businesses are established and will not cease business unless they choose to do so. They have experienced up and down seasons in business and know how to adjust to stay in business.

Large Company: These organizations are larger and much more focused on strategic planning and succession issues. They have multiple layers of leadership in place.

Placing individuals in a group most closely aligned with their size and experience ensures every member of the group will maximize their benefit in participation.

What are the expectations for Business Coaching?

Coaching is at a convenient time and place for uninterrupted confidential conversations. Locations can vary: at your office, at a restaurant, in your home... Coaching sessions last 1-2 hours. 

What are the requirements for TCA Monthly Study Group?

There is no minimum attendance required. Each Monthly Study Group session costs $50.

I’m not ready to make a commitment – what is available for me?

Come visit a TCA group as a guest! Visiting a TCA group meeting lets you experience the value of the material and relationships within TCA. You can meet with a business coach and experience the value TCA coaching (you set the value of the initial coaching session). 

Does God want me to be successful?

Most definitely! The bigger question is, are you pursuing Godly success? Are you using your God-giftedness in ways to bring the most glory to God? Are you leveraging your relationships to minister for Christ? We need to be sure we don’t check our faith in Christ at the door of our businesses. The ministry opportunities in business are 10-fold what they are within the body of the church.

What do you mean – integrate my faith in and through my business?

Much of society and many churches preach separation of church and state. This leads to separation of faith and business and as a result, many people are living compartmentalized lives. Many hold employment with a faith-based organization or church is a more noble call than working at a job in the secular industry or in government. TCA believes in full integration of your Christian faith in every aspect of life, including every business decision made. TCA helps business leaders do just that. There are more ministry opportunities within business than within the church and other nonprofit organizations. TCA helps business leaders leverage their business relationships for kingdom purposes. 

Is this group just for men?

TCA is equally designed for all business professionals. Currently there are a few women involved. We look forward to starting a TCA group geared specifically for women in business.

Shouldn’t religion stay separate from work?

If Jesus is Lord of our life, He is Lord 24/7. Every area of life, every minute of every day should be impacted by the Lordship of Christ. The separation of religion and work has crept into society over the past 200 years. When America was founded, there was full integration of faith (religion) and work. The Pilgrims considered work on an even par with being a preacher. All of the early universities in America were founded as seminaries to train up youth in a Biblical worldview to prepare them for whatever career they were to pursue. Living for the comforts of life has replaced living for the honor and glory of God (the One True and Living God), every decision should include our faith.