Kay KotanScarcity thinking convinces us that there isn’t enough to go around, so we cling tightly to what we have. God calls us to lead from trust, gratitude, and abundance—not scarcity or fear.
Kay KotanAs social innovators in ministry, we must remain tenacious and brave, especially when the work feels uphill. We can never give up—because what we’re working on matters deeply.
Kay KotanThere is a strong correlation between healthy leaders and healthy organizations. It’s impossible to have a healthy church if healthy disciples and leaders don’t first exist.
Kay KotanTo navigate new waters, the church needs a different kind of leadership—one that is relational, adaptable, and focused on mission rather than maintenance.