Eyes on Glory
Is the American church so content with all we have today that there is no need to hope for tomorrow?
Is the American church so content with all we have today that there is no need to hope for tomorrow?
The health of the home directly fuels the health of the church.
These insights were gleaned from tracking the dechurched over several years.
Take another look at what Jesus said: “I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.”
“A leader’s legacy doesn’t matter more than the legacy of Jesus Christ, so I am going to take the time it takes to pour into the next people who are going to come do what I am [doing].” —Hayden Gregory
The truth is, it costs nothing but time to dream, make a call or to otherwise be curious.
As our world becomes increasingly interconnected, it's more important than ever to recognize and appreciate the unique perspectives that different cultures bring—and to increase your cultural IQ (CQ).
Growing as a leader is not optional—it’s your responsibility. It’s your yes to the call God placed on your life.
If people lose courage in the face of pressure to compromise the Bible, it’s our job to help them stand firm.
Don’t just find joy in what God does through you. Find joy in what He’s done for you. Results may rise and fall. Attendance fluctuates. Seasons change.