Food for thought…
When Billy Broke the Rules
By J. David Schmidt
June 11, 1994 began like many late spring days in Cleveland, Ohio. But it would not end like most.
The Indians were playing out of town. Walleye fishermen were working deeper water in the Central Basin of Lake Erie. Street people had begun to dumpster dive in the alleys while suburbanites in Akron and Medinah were pouring their morning coffee. Reporters at the Cleveland Plain Dealer were putting finishing touches to the Sunday paper’s lead story: Billy Graham Wraps Week of Meetings...
Food for thought…
When Billy Broke the Rules
Here is a basic assessment after 35 years of consulting with non-profits:
Good hearted people led by visionary leaders waste immeasurable amounts of time
in meetings and conversations because of fear.
I don't care if your personal heroes are the latest hot speakers at Catalyst or Exponential, or you are a seasoned veteran of Christian or non-profit work. The struggle to overcome fear and shape culturally-relevant, Biblically sound strategies to express your mission effectively, impacts us all.
For 35 years, we have been at work to accomplish just one thing with all of our clients:
Create spaces where God can speak.
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