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Church History

Is Your Church an Oak or a Petunia?

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Not long ago, I compared the list of growing, influential churches in the United States over a timespan of just under half a century (46 years).
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3 Steps to Move Into Deeper Church Community

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We need to continue to press in toward being churches that not only care for our members, but carry each other's burdens.
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Facts Are Our Friends

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Facing the truth is key to finding our future.
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Rekindling a Passion for Missions

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Though our society now is ambivalent about missions, the Great Commission compels us to keep going and sending.
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Shootings, Grace and the Gospel—An Interview With Pastor Eddie Bevill of Parkridge Church

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Parkridge Church and other area churches are reaching out to their community in the wake of the Parkland Shooting.
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Our Finest Hour

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Modeling resilient leadership in hard times
Church Planting

How Church Plants Have Drifted From an Evangelistic Focus

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Is church planting still the most effective evangelistic methodology under heaven?
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The Six Other Pandemics We Need to Talk About

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While we have focused on the COVID-19 pandemic, here are the other cultural pandemics that have arisen in its wake.
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Evangel Church: Never Stop Serving

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Last year, Evangel started a church two hours away inside the largest women’s prison in New York. A pastor and a team go every Thursday to share a message, preach and lead worship for the prisoners.

Angulus Wilson: Evangelism Is the Heart of God

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When the church taps into the mission and the heart of God, she gets mobilized, she can get revived. We can see growth and new initiative.

David Kinnaman: Start the Conversation

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Church leaders must recognize that what feels hidden is actually hurting people, and that discipleship includes helping people break free from destructive patterns.

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