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David Kinnaman: Start the Conversation

David Kinnaman -
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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Avoid These 10 Awful Messages to Visitors

Thom Rainer -
There’s no joy in sharing these stories, but there’s clarity. These experiences shine a spotlight on what must change if we truly want to be welcoming communities of grace.
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Eric Geiger: The Story Beyond the Stories

Eric Geiger -
As pastors, we must help people see the true story of the Bible and not just read Bible stories.
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5 Things Dead Churches Teach Us

Thom Rainer -
The churches kept waiting for the silver bullet. The most common silver bullet was a new pastor who would turn things around. The second most common silver bullet was a new youth or children’s minister who would do all the work to reach young people.
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How Do God’s Gifts Affect Your Leadership?

Dan Reiland -
Every leader has a leadership “Achilles heel,” a weakness that challenges overall strength. What’s yours? You need to know, (the devil already knows) so you can stand firm.
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How Do You Work Alongside Your Team?

Ron Edmondson -
The truth is any organization is only as good as the people within it. Take the greatest idea and put the wrong people behind it and little progress will be realized. Therefore, with the right people – even average ideas can achieve tremendous results.
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What You Need to Know About Pastoral Severance Packages

Sam Rainer -
Severance pay is a common practice in many industries. Some employers will offer severance as a gesture of goodwill to those laid off, but it is not required by law under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Many severances are based on the length of employment.
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5 Easy Tips to Avoid Youth Pastor Stress and Exhaustion

Greg Stier -
Many youth leaders get discouraged and quit because they don’t have a vision worth staying for or, if they do have a vision, a strategy for accomplishing it.
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Churches Stuck in a Bubble — And Don’t Go

Chuck Lawless -
It’s just uncomfortable to be outside the bubble. Honestly, it’s just easier to hang out with other believers who think like we do, talk like we do, and act like we do. Outside the bubble is a different world.
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Pastors, When Do You Move On?

Ron Edmondson -
I’ve watched people in organizations – in government, business, nonprofits, and, sadly, far too often in the church — some leaders (people) simply stay too long. Leader, leave before you have to leave.
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10 Danger Zones for Pastors

Joe McKeever -
It’s the young minister who is more likely to try to brave it out alone. It’s the young pastor who is more prone to end up a victim instead of a victor.
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