I used to say you can’t make disciples of a crowd from a stage. I was wrong. People are always being discipled. The crowd from a stage are just being discipled into consumerism. If you want to disciple them to Jesus you will need to disciple them in the way of Jesus, which can’t happen from a stage.
@Jonathan_Black_ Thank you. I haven’t been able to find it yet but I just sent an email to the PAOC archives.
On another note, Chris Green suggested that I connect with you in relation to research that I am considering for my PhD. If you are open to it, could you DM me with your contact info?
@Jonathan_Black_ As a Canadian Pentecostal, I’ve never heard of a Canadian Pentecostal catechism nor have I come across it in my research. I suspect you have a copy but do you have any idea where I could look for this?
Survival mode makes us only care about ourselves, and make decisions based on our own wellbeing. But it’s not just us! During crisis, every decision we make impacts those around us, as well. #SamChand#Leadership#SurvivalMode#Perspective#Strategy
The longer we live, the more we realize how precious every moment truly is. Each day, each encounter, and each shared word becomes a gift we can’t take for granted. Time humbles us and teaches us to savor what we once rushed past. As we live, we also come to see just how much we have to be thankful for. From the love we’ve shared, to the lessons we’ve learned, to the grace that sustains us, our lives are filled with reasons to give thanks.
My all-time favourite lesson about metrics:
If a metric won't change how you behave, it's a bad metric.
How many of the metrics that you're tracking don't have an impact on your decision making?