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In this episode of Theology on Thursday, Dr. Micah C. T. Sims and Elder Robin Ware discuss the theme of how individuals can contribute to their church and ministry. They explore the importance of recognizing and utilizing the gifts of volunteers, the necessity of training and equipping them, and the significance of celebrating their contributions. The conversation also touches on the business side of ministry, the shift from traditional pulpit roles to a focus on discipleship, and the impact of tele-evangelism on spreading the gospel. The episode concludes with a discussion on influential tele-evangelists and their contributions to modern ministry.
Takeaways:
It's important to recognize the zeal of new believers.
Everyone has a role to play in ministry.
Training and equipping volunteers is essential for success.
Celebrating contributions helps retain volunteers.
The business side of ministry is crucial for effectiveness.
Leaders must overcome the Superman mentality.
Discipleship is the primary focus of ministry.
Theological education is vital for all church members.
Tele-evangelism has a significant impact on discipleship.
Hidden helpers are essential for church growth.
 By Dr. Micah C. T. Sims
By Dr. Micah C. T. SimsIn this episode of Theology on Thursday, Dr. Micah C. T. Sims and Elder Robin Ware discuss the theme of how individuals can contribute to their church and ministry. They explore the importance of recognizing and utilizing the gifts of volunteers, the necessity of training and equipping them, and the significance of celebrating their contributions. The conversation also touches on the business side of ministry, the shift from traditional pulpit roles to a focus on discipleship, and the impact of tele-evangelism on spreading the gospel. The episode concludes with a discussion on influential tele-evangelists and their contributions to modern ministry.
Takeaways:
It's important to recognize the zeal of new believers.
Everyone has a role to play in ministry.
Training and equipping volunteers is essential for success.
Celebrating contributions helps retain volunteers.
The business side of ministry is crucial for effectiveness.
Leaders must overcome the Superman mentality.
Discipleship is the primary focus of ministry.
Theological education is vital for all church members.
Tele-evangelism has a significant impact on discipleship.
Hidden helpers are essential for church growth.