Three Priorities to Live for God Every Day (and teach others to do the same) – B.I.O.

How can we navigate the challenges of daily life while staying focused on God’s divine purpose? That’s where the B.I.O. concept comes in—a simple yet powerful framework that can guide us on our spiritual journey and help us lead others to do the same.

BECOMING A HIGH IMPACT CHURCH – 1. Measure What Matters Most

What we measure determines what we think success is. 
Most churches still tend to measure by the ABCs:  
ATTENDANCE, BUILDINGS and CASH (Offerings) 
These are useful, but not optimal – or even biblical! 
Being BIG, WEALTHY and INFLUENTIAL does not necessarily mean a church is healthy (as we have seen so graphically and too in recent years). 
HOW Does God measure success?

You don’t have to be a spiritual superhero for Jesus to use you to do miracles: Jonathan Conrathe

Don’t limit yourself by your personality.

Be and believe He’s right in what he says about you! Either he’s right or you are.

There are no limitations when we agree with who He says we are!
Discover who you are in Christ – and act like it.

Every Member A Minister, Because WORK IS WORSHIP. Daniel Ghinn

I met Daniel Ghinn properly last year at LAUNCH South. He and his wife founded and lead Worship Works from a passion to see business transforming lives and the kingdom of God going beyond an hour on Sunday.  Paul wrote to the Colossians that when we work with all our hearts as though God is our boss, it’s worship! I really enjoyed finding out more about how Daniel is helping people work for God whatever they do. Listen in to the podcast here as I find out more – we discuss the theology of work as a blessing – not a curse, as a calling – not a chore and as God’s secret weapon to reveal His ecclesia to the world that everyone can be a part of!  Find out more about Worship Works at worship.works Find out more and sign up to LAUNCH at https://www.launchcatalyst.org/

Only The Apostolic Church Can Fulfil The Great Commission

The commission was directly given to the apostles but indirectly given to the ecclesia in every generation. After the early apostles died, the commission remained – and so does the authority, until it is fulfilled it will remain in force. 
So they had a commission and were sent to fulfil it. In their generation the church grew like crazy and changed everything, everywhere. We have the same commission and we are sent to do it. That’s the key, they went, because they were sent. That’s an apostolic church.