Today I am continuing my series of posts sharing what I learned about momentum from the Catalyst One-Day event taught by Craig Groeschel and Andy Stanley.
Creating Personal Spiritual Momentum
Craig Groeschel
Unhealthy spiritual dynamics kill momentum: This is true. Unhealthy people do not like to work in an unhealthy culture while unhealthy people love to work in an unhealthy culture. As leaders it is our responsibility to create healthy cultures where healthy people enjoy working in.
Today I am continuing my series of posts sharing what I learned about momentum from the Catalyst One-Day event taught by Craig Groeschel and Andy Stanley.
Craig taught a session titled “Busting Barriers with Mindset Changes” which gave some good insight about the thinking we have as leaders have and how our thinking can prevent momentum from being created.
Busting Barriers with Mindset Changes
Craig Groeschel
Organizations like to settle into what is comfortable.
Craig shared that it is a natural tendency for organizations to settle into what is comfortable. People like to have predictability, security, and certainty so once things start going well it is the natural tendency for people to start to find ways to settle into what is happening.
What got us here won’t get us to where God wants us to be.
Often what we do in ministry today leads us to where we end up tomorrow. So if we want to end up in different places tomorrow we need to do different things today.