RE:Kings to Roadkill

We have to be focused on our mission, and if aren't then it will all just slide through our fingers like sand. If we are focused on our mission we'll be clear and we will not be as married to what has worked in the past. If the mission drives, then we'll always be looking at new ways to communicate, live and be the mission.

Detroit is in trouble because they were behind the curve. There were fat and happy in the day of the SUV. When the tide changed and no one bought SUVs anymore they were in trouble. So now, they are trying to sell what people want to be.

In the church we are still trying to sell 1950s style church to a society that has moved on.

What does that say about our future unless we rediscover the mission?