Week 38: Continuous Improvement

“Do not neglect the gift that is in you. Practice these things; be committed to them, so that your progress may be evident to all.” – 1 Timothy 4:14-15 (CSB)

God calls us to steward our gifts well by continually seeking to grow and improve. Improvement doesn’t mean we’re inadequate; it means we’re honoring God by maximizing the potential He has given us. A mindset of continuous improvement reflects a desire to bring our best to His service.

This week, let’s focus on how we can grow in our roles and encourage one another to pursue excellence through continuous improvement.

For musicians, continuous improvement might involve learning new techniques, practicing consistently, or studying other worship music styles. Growth in your skills allows you to serve with greater impact and creativity.

For the tech team, improving might mean learning a new feature on your equipment, exploring ways to make systems more efficient, or attending a workshop. Growth in your craft equips you to serve the congregation more effectively.

  1. Personal Reflection: Identify one area in your role where you’d like to grow and make a plan to improve.

  2. Team Reflection: Share as a team one way you’ve seen improvement in your ministry over time.

  3. Sunday Preparation: Apply one new skill or idea during Sunday’s service that enhances your role.

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