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Why Leaders Fall…and Where It All Begins
Fallen leaders are not so foolish as to wake up one day and intentionally throw away their integrity, honor, family and ministry in some abrupt violation of all they knew to be true.
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Do Something Fun Today
This week make plans to enjoy your life! Do something fun! Ride a roller coaster, plan a vacation, sleep without setting an alarm clock… Or dare I say it…turn off your phone.
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What Rembrandt Teaches Us About the Gospel
Rembrandt was not a preacher, but he did preach with his paint, and he did proclaim with his brushes. His legacy is one of someone who, in the middle of the storm after losing three children, pointed us to Christ. He still does.
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What Pastors Need Now More Than Ever
Church leaders, particularly pastors and ministry staff leaders, are struggling like never before.
A recent issue of Christianity Today had the cover story is “Emptied...
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Former Atheist Shares One Easy Way to Grow Your Church
As an atheist, I was convinced God did not exist. But then something remarkable happened that changed my life. Trust me: People are open to considering God; they’re hungry for Him. But they want to consider His message on their terms. Here's how your church can respond.
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12 Characteristics of Evangelistic Pastors
In almost 25 years of studying churches in North America, never have I yet found an evangelistic church that was not led by a strongly evangelistic pastor. Here are 12 characteristics of evangelistic pastors.
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Jesus Left Sinful People in Charge of His Church
There’s one thing it seems we universally hate: Jesus left his church—his precious blood-bought bride—in the hands of sinful people.
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How Will I Be Able to Enjoy Heaven if My Loved Ones Are in Hell?
Many people have lost loved ones who didn’t know Christ. Some people argue that people in Heaven won’t know Hell exists. But this would make Heaven’s joy dependent on ignorance, which is nowhere taught in Scripture.