More Than Clicking ‘Like’
I pray that I will not evaluate the music style in my church with a like button. Instead, I pray that I will be grateful to those who give of themselves every week to provide us with worshipful music.
I pray that I will not evaluate the music style in my church with a like button. Instead, I pray that I will be grateful to those who give of themselves every week to provide us with worshipful music.
Use whichever you feel seems most authentic and sounds like yourself. For me, I prefer, “I apologize.” I just said that to someone today and it saved a relationship. It’s freeing. It’s therapeutic. It’s the Christ-like and right thing to do.
Reproducing churches replace “grow” with “multiply” because they want to see the kingdom expand from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth by pursuing 'Ask the Right Question'.
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The cost of discipleship may be hard to fathom, but once we actually follow Jesus, in this mode of self-denial, what do we find? Rest for our souls, not weariness.
Examine how you respond to your staff when they want you to solve their problem.
“Cast your cares on the Lord because he cares for you” (1 Peter 5:7).
Many task-oriented pastors will revert to micromanagement when they do not trust people around them, a sign of mistrust in church.
Conflicted times can become sacred moments when believers in Jesus embody a peaceful presence.
Are people experiencing the difference in your church that you want them to experience?