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Mark Sayers: The False Promise of Platforms

Jessica Hanewinckel -
A platform society equates visibility with influence. But it doesn’t really align with the kingdom of God mentality.
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Fostering Invitation Culture At Your Church

Ben Stapley -
Fostering a spirit of evangelism doesn’t take a big effort but it can have a big impact.
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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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Beyond Growth and Decline

Daniel Yang -
The greatest challenge for church leaders is to tell the story of mission in a way that is beautiful and life-giving to a generation that sees the world through a lens of anxiousness and division.
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Don’t Jump Ship Too Quickly

Joe McKeever -
So, pastor, you found the going to be tough, some of the leaders resistant, and a few members to be criminal in their behavior? You grew tired of fighting them and fed up with the way they treated you?
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7 Vital Lessons Leadership Has Taught Me

Greg Atkinson -
When we put our pride aside and truly value those around us and who we work with, we are able to then respect what each person brings to our team.
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A Cure for Cynicism

Danielle Strickland -
Hope is a beautiful byproduct of faithful practice in the present.
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How Can Weaknesses of an Extroverted Pastor Become Strengths?

Sam Rainer -
Partly because they are more outgoing, I believe extroverted pastors will get the benefit of the doubt—more so than introverted pastors. Many have tackled the subject of how introverts can overcome weaknesses, but I haven’t noticed as much written about extroverted pastors.
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Does it Matter if Your Sermons are Too Long — or Too Short?

Phil Cooke -
While complaining over sermon length seems to have accelerated in the last few decades, the truth is, the conflict has been going on since the Reformation. Back in those days, it wasn’t unusual for a sermon to last up to 3 hours.
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5 Indisputable Matters That Help Foster Unity

Greg Stier -
Wherever two or more are gathered in Christ’s name, there’s bound to be conflict. Sometimes it’s a clash of personalities. Other times it’s unholy tension cloaked as competitiveness. But often it’s theological differences.
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Celebrating 20 Years of Outreach: Young Leaders We Are Learning From

Jonathan Sprowl -
“If we want to reach and keep the next generation, we have to teach them practically what it looks like to follow Jesus.” ~Noah Herrin
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Ohio Church Makeover

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This move would not only give them room to grow, but also would enable them to do a lot more to fulfill their mission of being a church focused on “building the kingdom, one life at a time.”

How Much Tech Do You Actually Need?

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Because you cannot do this alone, you are going to have to trust the right individuals who know more about tech than you do. Your calling is to shepherd. Do that.

Gene Appel: Do Less Ministry; Reach More People

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None of the programs at our church were bad in and of themselves. The volume of it just prevented us from being focused on building relationships with those who are far from God. So, we had to do less ministry to reach more people. It sounds funny, but people had to be trained in how to do life with nonbelievers or people spiritually disinterested.

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