Rev. Kellen Roggenbuck

Damage control is part of life. It would be better to never make a mistake, but once it's made it's best to handle it with grace and humility. Sometimes that shows others more than our failures ever could.

Remember that churches would be empty ruins without the sinners who transform them into places of life, love and worship.

If your ministry can't work without you, then it is no longer Christ-centered. Minister toward Jesus, not yourself.

Evangelism is more about being than being perfect.

When listeners become leaders, the world changes.

It's helpful to remember that God doesn't belong to Christians, Jews, Muslims or anyone. We belong to God, not the other way around.

Your message is only as loud as the actions that accompany it. Live your message and it will be heard loud and clear.

We need to be the church that serves and loves people now, today, exactly where they are. Until then, we are simply managing decline.

Part of leadership is preparing those who follow to someday go on ahead without you.

Faith is about the connection of people as much as it is about God. We are called to be in community and treat others with divine love.

If, in your attempt to follow Jesus, you exclude, condemn or discriminate against someone, you are doing it wrong.

Don't be afraid to be exactly as awesome as you were created to be.