| Jesus Christ (a) undertook strategic planning to guide his people by evaluating the environment through three key dimensions: understanding the current state, envisioning the desired state, and formulating strategies to achieve the desired state. The present article employs an interdisciplinary approach to analyze the strategic planning model of Jesus Christ (a). The research findings reveal that Jesus Christ (a) engaged in strategic planning centered around these three dimensions, implementing various strategies to attain the desired state. These strategies included explicitly declaring his mission and purpose, confronting the intellectual paradigms of his time through the use of contextually appropriate miracles, addressing societal issues and alleviating the burdens of rigid laws imposed on his people, organizing and training his followers, refining and reforming previous laws, appreciating the efforts of those around him, laying the groundwork for the continuation of a monotheistic vision in future generations, and contributing to civilization-building. Additionally, his strategic planning emphasized equitable rewards for all members, the avoidance of any form of injustice or oppression, anchoring strategic decisions to the leadership, integrating and institutionalizing spiritual values within the organization, and persistently pursuing the mission until its culmination in his ascension. |
