Run to the Brokenness: Kevin Foster on How Your Church Can Stand Out by Serving Others (Ep 129)
“We don’t serve the broken to spark the latest church growth trend. We serve the broken because it’s what Jesus told us to do.”
“We don’t serve the broken to spark the latest church growth trend. We serve the broken because it’s what Jesus told us to do.”
“If you are intentional on the front end and create a process for your church, then you’re leading them.”
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“Just get together with two or three people—your Peter, James, and John—and just start praying.”
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“We also need to have an equal investment in rest and replenishment for the sake of longevity.”
“People need friends. Not paid-professional friends, not just online friends. Real people who engage in real time over real concerns.”
“We tend to not make disciples how we were not discipled. But what’s missing in most churches is a clear, practical disciple-making pathway.”
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“I wish I’d apprenticed longer, serving under older, wiser pastors. It would have made me a better pastor in my youth.”
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“Own It. Fully. Without conditions or deflection. You cannot rebuild what you won’t take full responsibility for.”
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“If your systems assume long-term commitments, you’ll miss out on good people who’d love to help short-term. Rethink the length and structure of roles.”
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“We must read scripture for the ultimate purpose of encountering God ourselves.” (Dallas Willard)
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