Many churches waste energy tweaking what is visible without addressing what is truly broken. This post helps leaders step back, ask better questions, and deal with root issues instead of just the fruit. Quick fixes will not bring lasting change—but honest questions and deep listening might.

Churches that idolize the past often miss what God is doing in the present. Longing for a previous harvest can keep us from planting today’s seeds. Nostalgia is not wrong, but when it becomes the standard, it robs us of expectancy and faith. This post is a call to stop chasing yesterday’s glory and start listening for today’s leading.

Is your church active but not growing? Learn how vision—not busyness—is the true measure of health. Discover how to align your energy with God's calling for lasting impact.