Alan Robertson

“Good leaders are humble enough to admit what they don’t know, and great leaders are constantly looking for new information.”
― Lee Cockerell, Creating Magic: 10 Common Sense Leadership Strategies from a Life at Disney

“Consequently, if the church is going to leave a permanent mark on the community through a growing body of changed lives, it must constantly expand its leadership capacity, which entails both an increased number of leaders and an enhanced quality of leaders. Also,”
― George Barna, The Habits of Highly Effective Churches: Being Strategic in Your God-Given Ministry

“A recurrent theme throughout the history of the Church is that of creating a loving, caring community. The story of the Early Church recounted in Acts emphasizes the importance of relationships among believers. Jesus’ ministry was a model of commitment to fellow believers: He did everything with the family of faith; He ate, talked, traveled and ministered with His disciples. He did more than simply talk about love for others; Jesus personally modeled it and consistently arranged situations and opportunities for His faith-circle to deepen and demonstrate their love for each other.”
― George Barna, The Habits of Highly Effective Churches: Being Strategic in Your God-Given Ministry

“This problem is pervasive within the community of believers: Christians don’t know the content of their faith and show little concern about their ignorance. This”
― George Barna, The Habits of Highly Effective Churches: Being Strategic in Your God-Given Ministry