leadership lesson
i finished my lesson earlier today for class on sunday. i'm really excited about teaching it. i love the concept-elite culture.
i'm talking about the danger of creating a culture that is not beneficial to unbelievers and losing focus of souls being our mission. the question is have we separated ourselves from sin or sinners? it's a whole lot easier to consume more than we create, but this common practice ends in a collapse. we have to deal with our paradigm. a shift has to occur. it's not about creating an elite culture, but an inclusive community with no pretenses attached. the needs of those outside the faith must drive the priorities of us that are believers as we reach out to them. and until we complete the great commission, we must continue.
i'm talking about the danger of creating a culture that is not beneficial to unbelievers and losing focus of souls being our mission. the question is have we separated ourselves from sin or sinners? it's a whole lot easier to consume more than we create, but this common practice ends in a collapse. we have to deal with our paradigm. a shift has to occur. it's not about creating an elite culture, but an inclusive community with no pretenses attached. the needs of those outside the faith must drive the priorities of us that are believers as we reach out to them. and until we complete the great commission, we must continue.
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posted by Seth Henderson at 1:08 PM
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