That means that the average church will have fewer than 100 worshippers this Sunday. So, in spite of all the press the megachurches receive, we are still a nation of small to medium-sized churches. For some pastors, serving in a small church creates something of a self-image problem. We look at the big church on the hill, compare ourselves to that operation, and feel inadequate or insignificant. Every place is important because God wants you to accomplish something supernatural there.
Every situation is special because ministry is needed there.
Like Queen Esther, you have come to the Kingdom for such a time as this. All of these factors give a pastor a much-needed sense of destiny about his assignment. In other words, there are no small assignments, and there are none of you who are insignificant in any way. Church is fellowship as much as it is a formal worship service. The church that is fiscally responsible will be able to weather any situation.