Before planning for ministry growth, consider what growth means for your community. This reflection invites leaders to examine assumptions about group size, notice opportunities for deeper relationships and service, and listen for the Spirit’s leading while appreciating the gifts already present.
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3 Colossally Simple Spiritual Practices Even You Have Time For
Spiritual practice can begin with a little space in an ordinary day. Explore three gentle starting points: quieting mental clutter, spending time with scripture, and getting outdoors, alongside an invitation to release guilt and notice God’s presence where you are.
Breaking Through the Leader’s Struggle to Find Spiritual Growth
Caring for others’ spiritual growth can leave ministry leaders with little room for their own. This reflection names the pressures of church work and invites leaders to attend to their whole selves, make space for stillness, and rediscover what nourishes their connection with God.