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The Cause-Driven Church

Submitted by James Higginbotham on July 14, 2009 – 3:48 pmNo Comment

If your church had a single, specific cause for which it exists in your community, what would it be?

Not sure what your cause is? Then your church’s vision isn’t clear enough.

Have more than one cause? Then your church’s vision isn’t specific enough.

A specific cause makes a church focused. It doesn’t mean that other causes don’t come out of your church, but it does mean that your church is focused enough to know where to put its focus, time, and energy the most.

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