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Purpose: a whole‑house diagnostic for an inner‑city missional church + seminary in Geylang taking stewardship of a new facility.

Frame: the eye is the lamp of the body (Matt 6:22–23) — we examine what is lit, what is shadowed, and what oil must be purified.

Core conviction: every soul is ordained for greatness, and every community can bless God and flourish when gifts are named, ordered, and practiced faithfully.

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How to use (30–60 min)

• Gather scraps: 3–7 pieces of evidence for each modality (notes, photos, schedules, incidents, testimonies, complaints, wins).
• Ask the questions below with key persons of influence (KPIs).
• Write three stacks:
  • Priority stack (protect)
  • Interest stack (cultivate)
  • Method stack (practice)

Key persons of influence (KPIs) to interview

• Facility steward, worship lead, children/creche lead, hospitality/guesthouse lead
• Inner‑city mercy lead, discipleship/formation lead, seminary/academic lead
• Finance/ops lead, communications/admin lead
• 2–3 “quiet pillars” and 2–3 “edge cases” (newcomer, wounded, skeptical, high‑need)

The 7 Modalities Diagnostic (Lampstand Map)

1) Eye (Prophetic) — Priorities: What must be seen?

Biblical aim: discernment that brings light without noise (Eph 1:17–18; Phil 4:8).

• What is God highlighting right now in Geylang? Name 1–3 burdens that keep returning.
• What “shadows” repeat? Confusion, drift, recurring conflict, moral fatigue, hidden fear.
• What is the “oil source”? What actually renews people spiritually and mentally here?
• Where is the facility prophetically positioned? Refuge, altar, school, clinic, home, gate.
• Evidence check: What real-world data confirms this (not just impressions)?

Outputs