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How to Empower Your Volunteers

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Many senior pastors are hiring paid staff or handling tasks themselves that could effectively be delegated to qualified volunteers. Here's how to adjust.
Interviews

Karl Vaters: When Small Is Just Right

Ed Stetzer -
Karl Vaters discusses 'Small Church Essentials' and why church growth is an incomplete way to measure church health.
Church Planting

Why a Video-Driven Multisite Church Works in Rural America

Andy Addis -
I've found that planting a multisite network of video-driven churches has been effective for reaching rural communities. Here's how.
Church Planting

Why Do We Value Credentials Over Calling?

Ed Stetzer -
With church planters and pastors, we're overvaluing credentials over calling. Here's why we need more non-traditional leaders.
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How to Bring Mental Illness Into the Light

Ed Stetzer -
There are a lot of resources available to those with mental illnesses, here are ways to start the conversation.
Voices

Krish Kandiah: God Is Stranger

Krish Kandiah -
Finding God in Unexpected Places
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Catch This—The Evangelism Contagion

Ed Stetzer -
If we model evangelism, equip people to do it and then encourage them to share when they do it, it can become contagious.
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Share Your Faith Like C.S. Lewis

Jerry Root -
Though C. S. Lewis didn't consider himself a theologian or evangelist, he sought to persuade others of the truth of the gospel through his writing.
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