The Idolatry Of The Grind
“Instead of focusing on what we do, we need to celebrate what God still manages to do through broken people like us.”
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“Instead of focusing on what we do, we need to celebrate what God still manages to do through broken people like us.”
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“Being a pastor’s kid is hard enough without all the extra
baggage. Protect them from the crazy.”
Leading the Preacher’s Kids Toward Jesus Without Driving Them Crazy Read More »
“The same Jesus who preached on hillsides, fished with friends, and walked dusty back roads still shows up in places no one else sees.”
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“Schools and seminaries should teach ministerial students a covocational attitude as preparation for real-life ministry.”
A Covocational Attitude Read More »
“Jesus has called you and your work is never in vain – even if others never see the majority of what you do.”
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“At each step we agreed on the problem, figured out a solution together, and worked together to change for the kingdom’s sake.”
Using John Kotter’s Change Theory In Small Church Leadership Read More »
“When the pastor is at the church building alone, it’s not just a day without other people – it’s a time of heightened awareness of spiritual struggle.”
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“The birthplace of many of our country’s revivals has quietly become one of its greatest mission fields.”
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You don’t need to have all the answers, but you do need to share the stories. Because stories plant seeds.
Why Telling Your Disciple-Making Story Is Essential To Your Church Read More »
“It’s too easy to analyze without taking the steps to make the necessary changes.”
Camping Out On The Path To Church Revitalization Read More »