Advice on starting a ministry
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To successfully start a ministry, it seems wise to consider who is following you. Has God given you the charisma that people follow and want to emulate and be a part of?
John MacArthur once said that every good leader can look behind themselves and see a following. Conversely, terrible leaders will look behind them . . . and no one will be there.
I can testify that God has not given me that charisma that I referenced. I couldn't get anyone to become involved with the 2ndTimothyGroup. I gave up . . . and I'm ok with that.
John MacArthur once said that every good leader can look behind themselves and see a following. Conversely, terrible leaders will look behind them . . . and no one will be there.
I can testify that God has not given me that charisma that I referenced. I couldn't get anyone to become involved with the 2ndTimothyGroup. I gave up . . . and I'm ok with that.
interesting, are you talking about reaching the current tweens.
I find there is always a gap from primary school age (5-11) past age of 11 theres no programs or ministries past that at middle school or high school. there are loose fellowships at high school and universities do seem to have organised things like student life etc.
But sort of nothing for tweens.
I find there is always a gap from primary school age (5-11) past age of 11 theres no programs or ministries past that at middle school or high school. there are loose fellowships at high school and universities do seem to have organised things like student life etc.
But sort of nothing for tweens.