Pastors never knew when 2020 hit that they would be entrusted to wear hats as a leader that they never wore before. Regardless, this year has forced pastors to embrace roles that make for new challenges and opportunities.
Pastors never knew when 2020 hit that they would be entrusted to wear hats as a leader that they never wore before. Regardless, this year has forced pastors to embrace roles that make for new challenges and opportunities.
If you have a leaking faucet and a busted water main, which would concern you more? What if our tendency is to fixate on leaking faucets and ignore the busted main…would you want to know?
Walking a beach at high tide hoping for the best shells is rarely productive. You are looking at the wrong place and time. What if this is a metaphor for life?
There are four months until the end of 2020. I imagine most read that with joy and excitement saying, “It is almost over!”
I had always heard sirens as a call to get out of the way until my mom fell and needed transported to the ER. Then the siren became a sound of hope.
I am in introvert but I am growing increasingly convinced that the disconnect between our message and our enthusiasm for that message is harming the message itself.