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Can We Be Unified Even When We Disagree?

Mark R. Teasdale -
As important as unity is for the people of God today, it is also elusive. Especially as the culture divides around us, it is easier to articulate our differences than our similarities.
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A New Horizon: What Cultural Shifts Mean for Apologetics Today

Sean McDowell -
We need to teach people how to find common ground, listen well, ask probing questions, disagree lovingly and boldly share their faith.
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Robby Gallaty: Lost and Found

Lora Schrock -
This is the No. 1 attribute of being a disciple: You have to remain teachable. You have got to remain a perpetual beginner in life, in ministry and in your walk with the Lord.
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Are You Paying Your Pastor a Fair Wage?

Sam Rainer -
Most people use their own salaries as a point of comparison. If a pastor makes more than they do, it’s too much. If a pastor makes less than they do, it’s too little.
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Here’s What Goes Through My Mind During a Sermon

Sam Rainer -
At any point during a sermon, someone is moving around. Unless you’re doing jumping jacks in a leotard, it’s not likely to bother me.
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Outreach Requires Knowing Your Church and Your City

Gabe Kolstad -
Multiplication is the most exhilarating opportunity in life, period. Nothing better expresses the creative genius of bearing God’s image.
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Where Humanity Is Headed

Joe McKeever -
Mankind has such capabilities and potential. However, he is always hampered by a dysfunctionality about himself: he is his own worst enemy.
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Leadership Lessons from Archery

James Emery White -
We forget the wisdom of the old Chinese proverb that says, “A journey of a thousand miles always begins with a single step.”
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Leading Through Change Without Losing Your Soul

Gabe Kolstad -
"Three words best describe how I’ve often felt in the midst of leading change: Alone, frustrated and defeated."
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Leading—and Pastoring—With a Limp

Chuck Lawless -
The arrows often come from formerly close friends. It’s the “kiss” of a Judas that’s distinctly painful. Betrayal hurts deeply.
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Courage to Defend Your Ideas

Phil Cooke -
Wherever you are or whatever you do, creative change is going to ruffle a few feathers. Perhaps more accurately, it’s going to drive some folks absolutely nuts.
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