Herb on Getting Dirt Under Your Nails


 


Herb on Getting Dirt Under Your Nails

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Nobody Naturally Wants To Get Their Hands Dirty

Most people don't like getting their hands dirty. Most people don't want to get dirt on the nails. They like to stand back and see it. I mean, it's just natural. Nobody wants to know and naturally wants to get dirty. 00:00:10:16 - 00:00:30:21

Make An Easy Entry Point

Like what my wife did with the ministry was, she came in and she worked in the office upstairs. And so we were serving folks, loving on them, partnering with them. But my wife was working upstairs, and so as she became comfortable with what we were doing, she continually felt challenged by God to be present downstairs and eventually 00:00:30:21 - 00:00:55:20

Let People Get Uncomfortable With Their Un-involvement

Everyone that I know who's worked upstairs in the office, in our ministry trickles down to working downstairs and eventually they're like, Oh 00:00:55:20 - 00:01:07:22

Let Them Feel Like They Need to Do More

, I need to do more. This is not enough. So like, that's a great entry point. We're going to think about points. Where is it? It's I'm making a difference, but I don't have to be with the people yet. 00:01:08:03 - 00:01:23:14

Make The Environment Welcoming

And that sounds nasty, but it's just a reality eventually. And if it's done well and if it's nurtured well, then they'll want to be there, right? Is it a welcoming environment? Do I recognize it's actually not scary? It's not. 00:01:25:01 - 00:01:30:19

It's A Natural Assessment - Risk? Cost?

It's OK. Like, it's what is it? Cost assessment or risk assessment, right? If you want to learn more about Herb Bailey & Church army USA visit the website https://churcharmyusa.org

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