Key questions to lean into relationship with a kid:
1. Do you know my name?
2. Do you know what matters to me?
3. Do you know where I live?
4. Do you know what I have done?
5. Do you know what I can do?
@reggiejoiner
#OC19
"Healthy leaders create healthy churches. If a church's leadership is healthy at the top, that health will most often spread throughout the church." – from the book, Lasting Impact
"Don’t make people projects. People are people. As soon as a person is a project, then it's not love anymore. It’s just a program." -
@bobgoff
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Were you as challenged by Bob Goff's talk at OC19 as we were?
#OC19
#bobgoff
"Churches stop growing when their passion for the past or present is more compelling than their vision for the future." —
@cnieuwhof
What's your vision for the future? For real ... we want to know.
#ThinkOrange
Tips to remembering names:
1. SAY the name out loud
2. Pronounce it CORRECTLY
3. DISCOVER the name's story
4. Write IT down
5. VISUALIZE the name with something that's connected
6. PRAY the name frequently
@kellenmoore
#OC19
We join the faith community in mourning the loss of Rachel Held Evans. We pray for her two children and her husband, Dan, during this difficult season. Her voice and perspective will be greatly missed.
"It is important to help parents understand that their role is not to impress their children or anyone else with their ability to parent. Their role is to impress on their children the love and character of God." – from the book, Think Orange
"It's a shame when we tend to pay attention to the students who are around all the time. A lot of the time they are the ones who already have a lot of social support. The tragedy is the church just enforces the social hierarchy that in place in other places."
@KPowellFYI
#OC19
"When all of a sudden you live in a culture of hopelessness, we need a generation of leaders who lean into kids. When kids are known and they know they're known, they face life in a different way."
@reggiejoiner
#OC19