Resources in Our Ministry
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Key Takeaways
Creating resources that go beyond traditional topics can fill a need in the market
Writing a book can be a challenging and rewarding experience
Including personal experiences and lessons learned as a parent can add value to the content
Maintaining an authentic voice in writing can make the material more relatable
Continuing to address relevant issues in future resources can keep the content fresh and applicable The writing process can be challenging and humbling, but it is worth it to refine and communicate your ideas.
Having resources for dads to connect with their daughters is important, as many dads struggle to establish a strong relationship.
Critiques should be measured against reality and the author's intentions, as not all critiques are helpful or valid.
Writing and refining ideas, whether or not they are published, is a valuable process for personal growth.
The purpose of the church is to be on offense, reaching out to those in need and proclaiming the gospel to the ends of the earth. Joe Kohler's books have had a significant impact on his personal ministry and have benefited those who have been touched by his pastoral and teaching ministry.
The frustration in pastoral ministry often comes from focusing on things that don't truly matter, such as arguments over trivial matters.
The forgotten officer in the church is the role of the evangelist, which has been pushed aside and misunderstood.
Genuine plurality of eldership, with both pastors and evangelists working together, is essential for the church to fulfill its mission.
There is a need to recapture biblical principles and refocus on what truly matters in ministry: proclaiming the gospel and reaching the lost. Studying prayers from the Old and New Testaments can transform our prayer lives and help us prioritize glorifying God's name.
Reading the Bible in its entirety can provide a bigger picture and help us understand the overarching message of Scripture.
Engaging in theological discussions, even with disagreements, can lead to personal growth and a deeper understanding of Scripture.
Creating resources, such as timelines and coffee cups with biblical messages, can serve as reminders and conversation starters for sharing the gospel.