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Advice To Church Planters #1: Persistence

If you’ve been following my tweets, you’ve probably noticed a frequent countdown of some sorts. Well the Oceanway Cleanup Project, or as I like to call it, Oceanway Appreciation Day,is almost here. I’m so pumped about for several reasons…

1. This is my first community service project in Oceanway (kinda sorta)

2. This is my first project as a High Impact Project Leader (I’ll explain more later)

3. I’m establishing relationships with wonderful people that I never knew before (I love people)

4. This is the first time in my life that I’ve planted Crape Myrtle’s (can’t wait to show you the pics)

5. For lack of words, I’m just pumped (smile)

These are all good reasons. But if the truthbe told asa church planter I’m beginning to realize the importance of PERSISTENCE. There have been a few times that I thought this project would not get off the ground. Doubt was beginning to set in…but this is where faith comes into play and your ability to fight through the tough places is necessary.

You’ve got be PERSISTENT! If God gave you a vision-stick with it. You will never be able to realize the awesomeness of God’s power if you keep starting and stopping.

I know we haven’t officially launched, but I thought I would give you a small nugget from my experiences as a church planter. Be persistent.

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Leaving A Legacy

Famed journalist Walter Cronkite passed away yesterday. He was once described as “the most trusted man in America.” His legacy is evident in the lives of many in the news world and beyond into other sectors. He was known for his ability to report tough stories with a level of calmness and stability during challenging times in our nation’s history. I could go on and on, but the question that rests with me is what type of legacy will I leave?

What legacy will you leave?

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Dream Big

I’ll explain more later, but in the meantime….

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Dwight, after game 5

While the Magic didn’t win as a team, I can appreciate Dwight Howard’s comments. Naturally, he probably hoped his team could have stretched the series to 6 or 7 games. However, his responses to the reporters questions speak volumes of his character and determination to not allow this setback in his young career to deter him (nor his team) from fighting back again next year.

It’s easy to complain about what did or didn’t happen.

What do you think?

Embedded video from NBA Video

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Kobe, after game 5

Watch the video below. This is Kobe Bryant after Game 5 of the NBA Finals….

Post your comments tell me what you think….

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