Stan Toler > Quotes

“What you get by reaching your goals is not nearly as important as what you become by reaching them. —Zig Ziglar”
― Stan Toler, Minute Motivators for Weight Loss: Quick Inspiration for the Time of Your Life

“It’s better to train people and lose them than not train them and keep them,” Jeff explained.”
― Stan Toler, The Five Star Church

“Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success. — JAMES B. MILLER”
― Stan Toler, The Five Star Church

“All leaders are learners. The moment you stop learning, you stop leading. — RICK WARREN”
― Stan Toler, The Five Star Church

“The greatest asset of any congregation is its people, and training enhances that asset.”
― Stan Toler, The Five Star Church

“You’re on a diet your whole life. Every bite you take is part of your daily diet—your necessary intake of food. So the diet you choose has to be one that will last—one that will keep you healthy for the long haul.”
― Stan Toler, Minute Motivators for Weight Loss: Quick Inspiration for the Time of Your Life

“One of the best ways to raise the level of church-attendee commitment is presenting an orientation of excellence.”
― Stan Toler, The Five Star Church

“Leadership is the ability to organize the spiritual gifts and limitations of others. — J. OSWALD SANDERS”
― Stan Toler, The Five Star Church

“We need to strive for excellence and care about our church property, programming and publicity because God deserves our best. We, as the local church, are His local franchise within a community. We represent Him. The Bible says that all Christians are to act as ambassadors, as liaisons between God and others. When we do things that reflect a shabby mind-set, we are certainly not representing Him well, because God does things with excellence. Look at creation. After everything was created, He looked at it and said, “It is good.”
― Stan Toler, The Five Star Church

“Although our inherent message must never change, our methods must.”
― Stan Toler, The Five Star Church

“The more a congregation considers its people customers, the more likely it is to develop a broader range of ministries to relate to varying needs, interests and priorities.”
― Stan Toler, The Five Star Church

“Drop out of the “clean-plate club.” “Lord, help me to eat more heartily at Your table and more sparingly at mine!” —Derl Keefer”
― Stan Toler, Minute Motivators for Dieters

“Although we can’t fully retract our words once they’re out there, we can apologize.”
― Stan Toler, The Power of Positive Words: What You Say Makes a Difference