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Sometimes, the words just won’t come. 

I remember the first time I ever had to stand in front of an audience and “say something spiritual.” 

I was hosting a concert at the youth group I was involved with, and after the band played, it was my job to encourage all the youths (of which I was one) to consider the truths of the gospel, give their hearts to Jesus, an...


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Keeping a new church plant laser-focused on its proper mission is vital to the success of the ministry and the sustainability of that new local church. A new church gives so much opportunity for a fresh vision of keeping gospel mission central to the reason for existence as a church. But a new church is also attractive to those who would love nothing more than to steal the pl...


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When you think of small groups in churches, they sound deceptively simple. A group of people gathers regularly outside of Sunday worship for fellowship and… what?

Are they Bible studies? If so, what book of the Bible should they study? How does one avoid doctrinal landmines or overburdening ill-equipped small group leaders?  

Or do they function more like book...


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You Are Sought

It often begins on a Monday.  

The spreadsheet hums. A family you prayed would stay has slipped away. The venue wants “a chat.” Your heart, quietly, starts to live as if God is waiting for your next report—smiling when the graph tilts up and to the right, frowning when it hints towards a dip. We know better. Of course, we know better, but what we know an...


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