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Pastors, Articulate Your Vision (Again)
By SermonCentral on May 21, 2020
In this two-minute video John Piper reminds us that vision often leaks and it's our role to articulate it in fresh new ways.
In this two-minute video Piper reminds us that vision often leaks and it's our role to articulate it in fresh and creative ways.
Practical Idea: Watch this video and take 15-20 minutes to brainstorm new ways to teach your people about your ministry vision.
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