What is not important:
How big our Lodge is. How much money our Lodge has. How fancy our Temple is. How much we are able to contribute to charity.
What is important:
That our Lodge is able to effectively communicate the values and principles of Freemasonry to our Masons, and those Masons in turn adopt those principles into their daily lives.
What is true:
If we take care of that which is important, we will find that our Lodge will grow and become more financially stable.
The converse is also true. If we don't take care of that which is important, we will find that our Lodges will not grow and become stable.
A few simple sentences that perfectly drives home what we should be.