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Pastor, Is Your Passion is Waning?

Chuck Lawless -
You know God has called you to ministry, but your passion is waning, if not gone.
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How to Overcome Betrayal Trauma in Ministry

Margaret Diddams -
With their friends’ departures, pastors have had to recalibrate the very real cost of spiritual intimacy in doing life together.
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The Rise of the Entrepreneurial Church: How Churches Can Fund Ministry Beyond Tithes

Greg Atkinson -
Entrepreneurial church models allow churches to step outside the walls of Sunday services and meet people where they live, work and gather. They open doors to relationships that lead to discipleship. They create spaces for people who might never set foot in a sanctuary to encounter the love of Christ.
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Are You Asking These Questions When Embarking on Change?

Dan Reiland -
The church is highly relational, and we sometimes evaluate the effectiveness of a ministry by asking if everyone is happy, not is anyone changing and growing?
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6 Questions for Pastors to Ask a Grieving Person

Steve Grissom -
Through support and biblical wisdom, individuals can experience recovery.
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4 Affirming Truths for Pastors — Especially on a Monday

Dale Chamberlain -
While there isn’t always much pastors can do to circumvent the emotional and spiritual ascents and descents that seem to accompany their weekly rhythms, there are things they can do to ensure that they remain healthy for the long haul in the midst of it.
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What Disappearing Churches Do Wrong

Joe McKeever -
The bad choices that can lead to a church's demise
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What Has Cost Evangelicals Their Standing in Public Opinion?

James Emery White -
Many of our “beliefs” are not aspects of Christian doctrine at all, but rather ideologies we have made into theologies.
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What to Say to the Worst Critics

Sam Rainer -
Keep calm and use facts. Maintaining a good reputation is a biblical requirement for pastors. I can understand the visceral reaction of defensiveness when faced with a public attack. Most want to defend their good name. The problem is you escalate the issue when you respond emotionally.
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Parking Lot Volunteers Set the Tone

Phil Cooke -
Remember that we live in an 8 second world, and first impressions are critical. In that context, whether you have one person or a multi-person team helping in the parking lot, they’re the first contact new visitors will receive.
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The Week After Easter

James Emery White -
When you lead a church, you can’t help but dream—and dream big. I think that’s one of the marks of a leader. But for most, it’s not long before the dream comes face to face with reality.
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