Tag: failure

“He’ll be gone in five years.” Wrong. He was gone in four.

By Chris Green on 09/05/2019

Not every minister will ‘fit’ every church. If that’s you, when do you go? Should you go?

Posted in: failure, moving on

2 Timothy evangelism

The dark fear – what do we do on that Sunday when we open the doors and no-one turns up?

By Chris Green on 18/03/201618/03/2016

When we open the doors this Sunday, will they come back? Why should they, when there are the options of visiting family, going for a bike ride, hitting the shops – or even just having a lazy day with the papers and some coffee? And what do we do if no-one comes…

Posted in: Evangelism, failure, Preaching

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Tag: failure

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The dark fear – what do we do on that Sunday when we open the doors and no-one turns up?

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