“We hold on to things because we want our way of life. Our comfort. Our possessions. That’s [also] what happens to churches that die. They spend for their way of doing church. Their comfort. Their possessions. . . . Like the rich young ruler, they grieve at the thought of doing something with the money for someone beyond themselves. They fear they will not have enough money if they do.”
Thom S.. Rainer, Autopsy of a Deceased Church (pp. 35-36). B&H Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.
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TOMORROW’S READING: Weekend is for catch-up and review
MONDAY’S READING: Judges 9:22-11:40, Luke 12:1-21