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Peyton Jones: Reimagining Church Planting—Part 1

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“I had mistaken church starting for church planting. And that distinction made all the difference.”
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Makoto Fujimura: Behold the Fragments—Part 1

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"Could our broken places become part of our signature that will remain, turned to precious beauty on the other side of our own resurrection?"
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Makoto Fujimura: Broken and Made New—Part 2

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“Our faith is not about winning culture wars, but is about sharing vulnerabilities and our experiences in a world that is in desperate need of healing.”
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Timothy Keller: Becoming Stewards of Hope—Part 1

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“Hope can set us free from both the despair of nihilism and the naivety of utopianism.”
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Timothy Keller: Experiencing the Reality of God’s Presence—Part 2

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“A hopeful church is a church that comes around people experiencing tragedy and gives themselves away for those people.”
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Luis Palau: A Good Day for Good News—Part 1

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“We all need to be met with the compassion that helps disarm us to accept that we have been loved by God to the point of the gracious, violent sacrifice of Jesus.”
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Luis Palau: A Faithful Legacy—Part 2

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"God gave you your ministry to take care of it for him. It is more than a job. It is a calling, and a grand one."
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Shann Ray Ferch: The Reconciling Power of Servant Leadership—Part 1

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Shann Ray's journey from professional basketball player to poet and professor of leadership and forgiveness studies
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