Time, Margin, and Equipping the Saints
“The pastor is to teach, preach, correct, guide, and lead. When church leaders were faced with individual care, they delegated it to others (Acts 6).”
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“The pastor is to teach, preach, correct, guide, and lead. When church leaders were faced with individual care, they delegated it to others (Acts 6).”
Time, Margin, and Equipping the Saints Read More »
Neither information or inspiration is enough. Pastors need to help congregations turn it into perspiration.
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“There’s a thousand pastors today who are crying out to God going I need help and I don’t know where to turn.”
When you love someone, you’d do anything to take some or all of their pain on yourself. But you seldom can.
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“There is something to be said for continuing to cast out the seed and continuing to throw the starfish back into the ocean.”
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We need to measure what we can manage, but let’s not fall into the trap of thinking we have more control than we do.
The Folly of Trying to Measure Success In Christ’s “First Shall Be Last” Kingdom Read More »
“Online church is not the goal, it’s a tool, and it’s a tool to get people into in-person community.”
If you’re copying another church, you’re not being the church God called you to be. And the kingdom of God is poorer for not having your voice in it.
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“If your church is unintentionally sending Baby Boomers into ministry retirement, you may be overlooking one of your greatest disciple-making assets.”
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Church Size Culture often causes greater points of connection and disagreement than our theological traditions or denominational ties.
How Church Size Culture Is Affecting the Decline of Denominations Read More »