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Facing 2021 With Faith
Pastor Jim Bradford | January 2-3, 2021 | Facing 2021 With Faith
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http://www.centralassembly.org/connectFACING 2021 WITH FAITH
In spite of all the things I did not enjoy about 2020, I’m grateful for...
* Your patience and prayer
* Your financial giving
* Our amazing volunteers
* Our Central staff team
* Your patience and prayer
* Your financial giving
* Our amazing volunteers
* Our Central staff team
“Why You Should Lower Your Expectations for 2021 Starting Now”(Carey Nieuwhof)
1. The shutdown happened overnight. The reopening will be far more gradual and intermittent.
“It might take a while longer for most people to feel comfortable being in crowded public spaces, and some of the pattern changes people have adopted during COVID will likely be permanent.”
2. Normal is being redefined as we speak.
“We will eventually settle into some kind of normalcy, and that’s likely to have a strange and unpredictable mix of familiar and new patterns.”
3. The biggest certainty is unpredictability.
“The last few decades are filled with companies, organizations and churches that died because things changed and they didn’t.”
4. An unhealthy rhythm now means you might not make it to then.
“Finding a healthy rhythm during a crisis is essential to being okay after the crisis.”
5. The greatest leaders confront the brutal facts (but never lose hope).
“Crisis leadership falls apart when leaders embrace the extremes: Pessimists only see the real, and naive optimists only see the ideal.”
1. The shutdown happened overnight. The reopening will be far more gradual and intermittent.
“It might take a while longer for most people to feel comfortable being in crowded public spaces, and some of the pattern changes people have adopted during COVID will likely be permanent.”
2. Normal is being redefined as we speak.
“We will eventually settle into some kind of normalcy, and that’s likely to have a strange and unpredictable mix of familiar and new patterns.”
3. The biggest certainty is unpredictability.
“The last few decades are filled with companies, organizations and churches that died because things changed and they didn’t.”
4. An unhealthy rhythm now means you might not make it to then.
“Finding a healthy rhythm during a crisis is essential to being okay after the crisis.”
5. The greatest leaders confront the brutal facts (but never lose hope).
“Crisis leadership falls apart when leaders embrace the extremes: Pessimists only see the real, and naive optimists only see the ideal.”
Our hope is in facing reality but looking past it by faith...
* DREAM: Start planning now for what 'normal' ought to look like later.
BELIEVE: Expect to experience God's supernatural renewal and provision.
So let's face 2021 with energizing faith..