Most Christians who are not returning to church are not leaving Christianity. They may not even be leaving your church. They’re just not coming back to the building. https://t.co/Vvk2rSL0hf via @cnieuwhof
When you're ruled by insideritis, innovation dies because people like things just the way they are, which usually means they like it smaller and smaller every year. https://t.co/hpNmLMFqJn via @cnieuwhof
Your church is big enough to minister the healing grace of Jesus to its members. And you have enough members to take that healing grace to your community in an overflow of joy, hope and healing.
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Learning to say "No" is one of the keys to effective leadership... “Without a strategy for saying "no," you default to "yes." And so your daily life vaporizes with other people’s priorities realized rather than yours.” - @cnieuwhof
Can people see that you're passionate? Light yourself on fire with passion and people will come for miles to watch you burn. https://t.co/wpokyUXmTq via @cnieuwhof
Exhaustion isn't faithfulness. Burnout isn't noble. And fatigue isn't a spiritual gift.Ultimately, leaders who never take a break end up breaking. https://t.co/o8zy5mrxu2 via @cnieuwhof
Jesus calls every church and every church leader for a purpose. And he equips us with everything we need to accomplish that purpose. https://t.co/qjeprzNEqq via @KarlVaters
One of the highest priorities in a leader’s life that ministry can steal from your calendar is time to think. Fight for that time. https://t.co/mh9M7y9bwO via @danreiland
“While some pre-COVID churchgoers have not returned to church at all, much of the decline in attendance is from people who are attending less often.” — @smcconn https://t.co/jnnpt1o1cB