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Let this image sit with you.
Where are you coming from?
Where are you going to?
Why are you going there?
Why can’t you go back?
This reminds me of the scripture,
Let your eyes look directly forward, and your gaze be straight before you.– Proverbs 4:25
Commitment to anything requires a vision ahead of you and the willingness to not look back.
Here’s my interpretation of Sylvester Stallone’s painting.
I’m no Sylvester Stallone, but I can Canva with the best of them.
I was wondering one day, “I wonder how much it cost to do car crash tests?” My mind is an ocean of meandering questions like this. I was thinking of this because I was thinking of doing a short term program change in our youth ministry where I saw our...
This is not message to every pastor, just to the ones who confuse vision with entitlement. Pastors, a vision is not a program, an ideology or a philosophy. It’s not a statement. A vision is the ability to see what could be if the investment of prayer, hard work...
In the previous posts I shared how the different ways students could graduate. Now, the gate has been narrowed. Most states offer some sort of exit exam. What is the point of an exit exam?
“to make sure no students graduate or move on to other courses without proving they have mastered what they have studied.”
This begs the question “Have our students mastered what they have studied?” Never mind mastering what have studies, but what have they studied? How do we know if a student is ready to leave our youth ministry?