Worship Podcast & Blog
The end of a year is always bittersweet. You wish there was a little more time to finish what you set out to do and more time to catch your breath before a new year begins.
But that never happens.
Life keeps rolling like a freight train without a destination. Well, at least a very far off destination.
Do you find yourself obsessed with preparation? Do you hesitate making decisions and taking responsibility today because of fear?
Welcome to the club.
I once heard a preacher say that we spend so much time perfecting our aim, that we never actually shoot.
Does that describe you?
Did you know that productivity can kill you?
It’s possible for you to accomplish great work and be a to-do list ninja, yet lose sight of what matters most.
If you’re a Christian, your approach to productivity is unique. At least that’s what I see in the Bible.
And it disturbs me.
Passion is a mysterious force. Sometimes you feel it. Sometimes you don’t.
Matter of fact, it’s very easy to lose passion for something that you’re passionate about.
I’m passionate about worship leading but I don’t always want to lead worship.
I’m passionate about Jesus, but I don’t always want to read my Bible.
What you decide to do in your passion-less moments is what will determine your effectiveness.
How many times have you said, “I wish I would have thought of that!”
How many times have you wondered, “How could something so simple become something so successful?”
Ideas.
We are all just one idea away from making it big – from creating that breakthrough product to crafting that perfect setlist to developing a discipleship strategy that is a unique game changer.