it (Part 1)

I have recently read Craig Groeschel's book, it HOW CHURCHES AND LEADERS CAN GET it AND KEEP it. Craig opens the Preface of the book with:

YOU KNOW it WHEN YOU SEE it

It.
Some ministries have it. Some don't.
Most churches want it. Few have it.
When a church has it, everyone can tell. And when one doesn't...everyone can tell.
The same is true with leaders. Some leaders have it. Some don't. And it or it-lessness is obvious.
It is always unique. It is always powerful. It is always life-changing.
That's its upside. It has another side too. It attracts critics. It is controversial. Many people misunderstand it. It's hard to find, but it's impossible to miss.

I hope graystone has it?