Two Lists: One for Healthy Churches, One for Big Churches – And They Don’t Overlap

(This is a substantially updated edit of a previous post. ) Do all healthy things grow? Yes. Do all healthy churches become big churches? No. But many of us have been ministering under that false assumption. We've been told there’s one set of ingredients. Use them to become a healthy church and it will inevitably become a big church. The truth is, there’s not just one list of ingredients. There are two lists. One for a healthy church, one for a big church. And the lists don’t overlap. Thankfully, they're not mutually exclusive, either. A church can be both big and healthy – or small and healthy. Let’s take a look at both lists:

to do list 1240 x 697Do all healthy things grow? Yes.

Do all healthy churches become big churches? No.

But many of us have been ministering under that false assumption. We’ve been told there’s one set of ingredients. Use them to become a healthy church and it will inevitably become a big church.

The truth is, there’s not just one list of ingredients. There are two lists.

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