Pete Wilson is the founding and senior pastor of Cross Point Church in Nashville, Tennessee, a committed church community that has grown to reach more than 7,000 people each weekend through its five locations.
- Sometimes I forget how good it is to get together and fellowship with other pastors.
- What is most important – winning or not looking like an idiot?
- I’ve spent way to much of my ministry hedging on steps of faith.
- My entire ministry comes down to winning people for Jesus or not looking like an idiot.
- So much of my ministry has been driven by my fear of failure.
- Regret stings a lot more than failure.
- My fear is we’re going to spend a lot of time thinking about what we should’ve done.
- Inside of every leader there is belief and doubt. The difference is what are you going to choose to act on?
- I’ve not sensed any moment where I couldn’t do this.
- I am passionate about ministry. I’m passionate about my family. I’m passionate about fun things to do.
- I speak live six times on Sunday. I could speak seven but my limit is six.
- Make sure we have fun with each other and don’t lose our families in the process.
- I like to avoid conflict.
