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Simple Yet Stellar

Rob Wegner -
Microchurches are not just a passing trend—they’re a growing and sustainable movement that is changing the way we think about church.
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A Sanctifying Space

Kevin J. Vanhoozer -
The local church does not simply occupy space. Rather, it makes place.
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Beyond Burnout: Finding God in the Ashes

Ann Voskamp -
Where you are burned out, and you’re just desperately craving some real comfort, Jesus breaks himself into a feast for you, so that you can savor and taste and see that the Lord is good, and your heart can burn with hope within you again.
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How People Pleasing Hurts Your Leadership

Dan Reiland -
People pleasing might feel like a good way to get people to like you, but in the end it hurts your leadership in these ways.
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Don’t Confuse a Friend’s Spur With an Enemy’s Dagger

Alan Pastian -
Distinguishing a spur from a dagger is not just important for preserving friendships, but is also a sign of spiritual maturity.
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Who Is the ‘God’ People Say They Believe In?

James Emery White -
Eighty percent of people say they believe in God. But what god do they believe in and how can we help them know the true God?
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Your Friends WANT to Hear the Gospel

Colleen Cooper -
A full 79 percent of nonbelievers are willing to have a conversation about faith with a friend. What are we waiting for?
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Making Mistakes in Ministry: An NBA Finals Lesson for All of Us

Bryan A. Sands -
What can we learn about ministry leadership from J.R. Smith, Lebron James and the end of Game 1 of the NBA finals?
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10 Steps Toward Self-Control

Joe McKeever -
It can be hard to gauge if your growing in self-control; here, from Proverbs, are 10 characteristics of people who demonstrate it.
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Should Close Friends Be on the Same Leadership Team?

Charles Stone -
Can close personal friends be trusted to put the good of the church ahead of their friendship, when necessary?
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Evangelism for Impatient People … Like Me

Greg Laurie -
Patience is key for evangelism—sometimes it takes days, weeks, months or years for it to bear fruit—keep sharing your faith.
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Microchurches are not just a passing trend—they’re a growing and sustainable movement that is changing the way we think about church.

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