CULTIVATING A GOSPEL CULTURE IN YOUR HOME (6 OF 6)
by Josh Malone
Scripture: Romans 1:16
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Cultivating a Gospel Culture in Your Home (6 of 6)
Series: No Place Like Home
Josh Malone
Romans 1:16
ILLUS.- In his book ''People are the Mission'' Danny Franks explains how Disney here in Orlando has a culture of excellence. It's true right? We know that here. Ever noticed how CLEAN. -- That is called CULTURE. Their collective values, mission, beliefs, priorities ... make up their culture and it begins to effect the whole place. - And culture... it always starts AT THE TOP.
In fact... here is a PICTURE of the top guy - Mickey Mouse!, picking up Gold Fish that one of my kids dropped! - That's culture my friend, top down.
Famed educator and management consultant Peter Drucker said, ''Culture eats strategy for breakfast.''
What's culture? It's the collective, corporate feel... values... beliefs... mission...philosophy of a group. Not what's simply written, what's actually held and practiced. It's more than what you do, but why you do it. - Your family has a culture... a vibe, a feel.
What is your families culture? -
Performance, Security, Comfort, Greed, Kid Centered, Dad Centered, Mom Centered... it can be a lot of things.
And listen... you can have a great STRATEGY in your family... You can have a plan for your kids, you can have a schedule, savings accounts, a plan for their future... but the culture of your family is going to do more to determine what kind of kids you raise, and what kind of impact we have on neighbors, etc.
For the Christian family we should be striving for a GOSPEL CULTURE. The gospel of Jesus, who He is and what He's done and all that entails, and points to, and explains... should shape and mold everything about our homes.
What do I mean by GOSPEL CULTURE?
By that I mean our the culture of our families should say two things...
''We believe the gospel...''
''You should too.''
Our family culture should make it very clear that the gospel is what we believe, hold to and cherish and it should make ...
Series: No Place Like Home
Josh Malone
Romans 1:16
ILLUS.- In his book ''People are the Mission'' Danny Franks explains how Disney here in Orlando has a culture of excellence. It's true right? We know that here. Ever noticed how CLEAN. -- That is called CULTURE. Their collective values, mission, beliefs, priorities ... make up their culture and it begins to effect the whole place. - And culture... it always starts AT THE TOP.
In fact... here is a PICTURE of the top guy - Mickey Mouse!, picking up Gold Fish that one of my kids dropped! - That's culture my friend, top down.
Famed educator and management consultant Peter Drucker said, ''Culture eats strategy for breakfast.''
What's culture? It's the collective, corporate feel... values... beliefs... mission...philosophy of a group. Not what's simply written, what's actually held and practiced. It's more than what you do, but why you do it. - Your family has a culture... a vibe, a feel.
What is your families culture? -
Performance, Security, Comfort, Greed, Kid Centered, Dad Centered, Mom Centered... it can be a lot of things.
And listen... you can have a great STRATEGY in your family... You can have a plan for your kids, you can have a schedule, savings accounts, a plan for their future... but the culture of your family is going to do more to determine what kind of kids you raise, and what kind of impact we have on neighbors, etc.
For the Christian family we should be striving for a GOSPEL CULTURE. The gospel of Jesus, who He is and what He's done and all that entails, and points to, and explains... should shape and mold everything about our homes.
What do I mean by GOSPEL CULTURE?
By that I mean our the culture of our families should say two things...
''We believe the gospel...''
''You should too.''
Our family culture should make it very clear that the gospel is what we believe, hold to and cherish and it should make ...
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