Just observed several politicians attempting to dance on national television.
This is a bipartisan crisis.
Please, someone draft legislation. Immediately.
A few takes on what I just saw on TV:
Just saw a group of political leaders dancing on TV.
May I humbly propose legislation banning all political leaders from dancing—effective immediately.
Yet in many churches, there is no emerging generation; there is no time to wait 10 years. The shift toward church fostering, adoption, replanting, and new planting isn’t a topic for future discussion—it’s an urgent necessity today.
However, for it to truly take hold, the church’s DNA must change—a process that requires at least a decade to take lasting hold and the active presence and equipping of the next generation of leaders.
When we should have pivoted toward renewal, awakening, and revitalization, we stayed on the path of traditional growth.
Today, church revitalization is in high demand.
Our Church Health strategy remained too focused on promoting programs, emphasizing events, and building-centered activities. As a result, we raised a generation of leaders who have only experienced a church plateaued and in decline.