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What Happens When You Make God’s ‘Big Thing’ Your ‘Big Thing’

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In the course of our daily lives it's easy to get our priorities out of order. We need to be sure that our priorities are in line with God's.
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Hope for Nov. 9: Pastors on the Election

James P. Long -
Several pastors answer the question, “What is the message of hope you want to give to America in the aftermath of this election?”
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Praying for Unity

Max Lucado -
Max Lucado: "God’s ship is a grand vessel. Just as a ship has many rooms, so God’s kingdom has room for many opinions."
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Into the Neighborhood: Randy Frazee and Oak Hills Church

James P. Long -
Community is a conduit of life: you live in community. If you starve yourself of community, you die.
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Randy Frazee: Macromanage From Mission

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“Macromanage from a clear mission, vision, values and plan, and you don't have to wear yourself out micromanaging.”
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Max Lucado: The Biggest Mistake People Make About Grace

Max Lucado -
The definition of grace, the pitfalls of legalism, and cultivating environments of grace in our ministries.
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Max Lucado: Oak Hills Church, San Antonio, Texas

Max Lucado -
The best-selling author and pastor talks about his personal bout with fear and preaching to nonbelievers at Easter
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