Though flawed and imperfect, the beauty of the local church is truly amazing. The church remains the greatest hope in the world, now more so than ever. It’s impossible to keep up with all the demands and expectations placed on the church so let’s go back to the foundation and remember the basics.
As church leaders, we need to be careful not to let up or be let down after Easter. What if we all kept pressing in, praying, and asking God for favor AFTER Easter?
Your key relationships either move you forward or pull you backward. Are you continually investing in yours? Without intentional investment, any relationship will begin to wane.
Leaders in very large churches tend to be driven and get restless when the church isn’t growing fast. This causes a dangerous temptation to divert their primary and creative energies from core activities to launch new endeavors within their churches.
