Sometimes it’s good to just state the obvious.
“You know as well as I do that your church will never be the right church for everyone. In fact, trying to be will pretty much guarantee that you’ll end up reaching no one. Actually, you will. But trust me, you don’t want them.”
Credits: Leaving Churches Part 1 (For Pastors), Scott Hodge
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Is this a book? Or an article?
Sound very truth!…
When reading your posts its really pricks me when i was secondary 2 that i am rebellious to god!. when this goes right it makes sit wrong for me as in the sense however, maybe it really matters how you listens and heed advice from god that time when i left i still can see many people that pulling me back not because of them but is god who trying to making use of every brothers and sisters and pull me back although it seems abit irrational for a rebellious sheeps like me but i still think over and over again this lesson really engraved my heart deeply.
when you are lost i also learnt that do take time to calm down and think what should you do don’t put yourself in someone circle rather then putting yourself in your circle….