A clean heart is an essential part of preparing for church communications work, and that's the crux of today's discussion. We dive into the insights from 2nd Chronicles 29:11, where King Hezekiah encourages the priests to purify themselves and the temple before engaging in worship. Just like the priests had to confront their internal and external challenges, we also need to reflect on what might be holding us back in our roles as church communicators. Whether it’s letting go of negative attitudes or ensuring we’re using our tools ethically, the journey to purification is crucial. By addressing these areas, we can approach our work with renewed joy and purpose, ready to serve effectively.

Takeaways:

• A clean heart is essential for effective church communication, as highlighted by 2nd Chronicles 29:11.
• Before we can serve effectively, we must purify ourselves and our tools for ministry.
• Confessing our shortcomings allows us to function better in our callings, both personally and professionally.
• Just like the priests, we need to examine our hearts to ensure we are not holding onto negativity.
• Purifying our digital workspace is just as important as our spiritual readiness in church communications.
• Each week, this podcast aims to encourage and equip church communicators with practical insights and prayers.