Life feels overwhelming right now. But even when we’re experiencing a good kind of overwhelming, we can’t live there for long. If we don’t deal with it properly, it has the potential to go really bad, really fast.
There’s always something fighting for our attention – wanting to pull our gaze away from the most important things to almost-as-important things.
What would ministry look like if we were in this pandemic without today’s technology? Whatever we would have done then, maybe we should also be doing it now.
Are there any simple steps you can take to reduce waste and help you get more done with your limited time and resources? Make them a priority.
Right now, finding ways to nourish your heart, spirit, body and soul is more important than obsessing over a more efficient way to get things done.
Pastors in small towns and rural areas are on the front lines of ministry right now. They bear the needs of their church members deeply. Yet they and their churches probably feel unseen, undervalued and under-resourced.
Here are 7 key changes pastors need to make as we adapt from running a sprint to running a marathon.
We can’t just disciple potential young leaders, we have to release them. Then we have stand back and let them do ministry the way God is leading them to do it.
When times are normal, leaders inspire change. When times are disruptive, leaders provide stability.
There’s no one to stop you from creating great content and distributing it to millions of people. Except you.
