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Andy Stanley: Focus on your Strength

Often your time in effort are better spent on your honing your strengths than fixing your weaknesses.

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Andy Stanley came to the realization that his fully exploited strengths were of far greater benefit to his church than his marginally improved weaknesses. Are you spending too much time on your weaknesses?

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April
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