Here’s the top quotes and key points from Tim Schraeder from Willow Creek at That Church Conference.
- “The local church is the hope of the world.” @BillHybels
- Make complex things simple. Make simple things compelling.
- What you do matters.
- Look around, look around at how lucky we are to be alive right now.
- THOUGHT: Uncharted Waters
- We get to help people make sense of [bad situations]. We get to speak into hard situations.
- We don’t know where in the journey that God has someone on that we will intersect with them.
- What is cool and trendy today will be obsolete tomorrow.
- We don’t always live in a world of positive feedback. Nobody says you did a really good job kerning the fonts on that flyer.
- We are often the front lines of the church.
- It’s hard to see the eternal significance.
- The ultimate goal of what we do is transformation. We don’t often get to see the end results.
- We are more connected than ever before, but more disconnected than ever before.
- In a hyperconnected world we need to disconnect so we can reconnect with God
- You don’t have to sacrifice your spirit on the altar of ministry. Just because you have the capacity to do it doesn’t mean you have to do it. –Present over Perfect
- Your self are included in the kingdom you wish to serve. If you aren’t thriving, your whole kingdom ministry is not thriving.
- Our job is to help people find their way Home.
- Love is never found in the hustle.
- We have to go on Airplane Mode. We have to find time for God to speak to God.
- Your soul matters so much more than your output.
- God will do his work through us but we have to let him do his work through us first.
- Learn to say no, learn to power down, learn to go offline and listen to what God has to say to you #ThatCC @TimSchraeder @ThatChurchConf
- Your worth isn’t found in what you do, but in who you are in Christ. @TimSchraeder #thatcc
- We cannot give the best of ourselves if we don’t learn to value ourselves more than our work. – @TimSchraeder #ThatCC
- You matter more than what you do and what you do matters a lot.
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