Beyond Tools: Crafting Ministry Success Through Thoughtful Curriculum Choices

“A tool is only as useful as your knowledge of the need.”

I’m a collector of tools, toys, and hobbies. I like things. But my Papa’s wisdom about the tools found in his simple, wooden toolbox reminds me that I don’t need every tool, if I truly understand what I’m trying to accomplish.

No number of tools (or resources) will ever increase effectiveness more than your leadership acumen to implement them diligently. There is a key shift in leading ministry effectively today. It is far less about a creative capacity and more about a deep understanding of contextual needs.

A ministry leader’s role is to curate tools for maximum usefulness, with specialized knowledge and contextual understanding of your ministry.

Keep reading this article on Lifeway Research.

Related posts

Even on the Job

Battling the Skill Gap

How an Organizational Map Can Help the Church’s Mission