Ministry was never meant to be done from a place of polish. It was meant to be done from a place of brokenness and dependence.

In a world that celebrates strength, God grows leaders through surrender. In a culture that rewards image, the gospel works through honesty. And the more I lead, the more convinced I become that ministry isn’t a museum for the already-put-together — it’s a research hospital where people are healed, trained, and sent.

You don’t have to be polished to make an impact. You just have to be dependent.