Consistency in ministry is an oft-overlooked virtue. This 5-minute video blog offers some short reflections on the subject. It focuses on the assemblies, but the principles apply across the board. There is much more to be said, but this is an introduction.
Consistency
Tim Spivey
Dr. Tim Spivey is Lead Planter of New Vintage Church in San Diego, California. He is the author of numerous articles and one book, "Jesus: The Powerful Servant." A sought after speaker for events, Tim also serves as Adjunct Professor of Religion at Pepperdine University. Tim serves as a church consultant, and his writings are featured on ChurchLeaders.com, Church Executive magazine, Faith Village, Sermon Central, and Giving Rocket.
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Categories: Christianity, Personal Writings, Religion
As a member of the North County team arriving early provides every opportunity to make all things ready for guests and members. I equate the value of this effort to inviting people over for dinner. My wife and I spend at least 2-3 hours making sure restrooms are cleaned and well stocked, floors are clean, furniture is dusted, cobwebs are out of the corners so that when the guests arrive they feel special and are not distracted by things. Christ and his message are well worth the extra time and energy. Great post! RLA