In this episode, I talk with Jim Wideman about the importance of thinking differently. We all have ways of doing ministry that have become routine–typically because we are busy and want to be able to focus on people, as God has called us to do. But, we still need to make time to pray, lean into the wisdom of others, ask questions, and understand the new things God is calling us to in each season. Jim shares the importance of making the time to rethink your ministry, practical tips for doing that, and his own personal experience.
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Links Mentioned in This Episode
Episode 004: Jim Wideman on Staffing, Hiring, and Deciding If You Should Stay or Go
NextGen Staff Solutions – An organization dedicated to helping church leaders find the best people to lead their ministries
Orange – An organization all about helping the church and family partner together to reach the next generation
Beat the Clock (book) – Jim Wideman shares his top strategies for effective time management
Good to Great (book) – Jim Collins explores what is behind companies that make the leap from good to great
Action Items
- Make time to evaluate and rethink your ministry
- Make time to evaluate and rethink your ministry with other people
- After something has been executed twice, ask others this question as you attempt it a third time: Is there a better way for a better outcome?
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