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3 Things the Storms of Life Help Us See

The first of the year equals desperate times for people in the Midwest. All of the whimsical, Christmas snow that fell so delicately a month before has now turned into piles of icy despair sprinkling the landscape. A 50-degree day and a ray or two of genuine sunshine is all it takes for people to finally emerge from their domiciles and rejoice in the streets. A stormy day is ...


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6 Reasons to Start a Men’s Ministry

In a church plant, it is hard to know what to emphasize, what to pour your energy into. There are the non-negotiables like preaching, member care, and evangelism (although how you go about evangelism is a whole other pile of questions). Then there are so many pote...


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Overcoming Discouragement

Have you ever been truly discouraged? 

Not mildly frustrated. Not just worn out after a long week. But the kind of discouragement that makes you quietly wonder, “Can I actually keep going?” 

Several years into planting in Baltimore, I hit that wall. 

We could not find a permanent space to meet. Someone I loved left the church and ...


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Beyond Results-Driven Ministry

Since before Christmas, two related but separate conversations have served as a proverbial stone in my shoe. They both got me thinking about our “functional” authority when it comes to church planting models and expectations. The first was with a good friend who knows the church-ministry world in Australia well, and the second was with a church planter in Europe. Both were pr...


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The Quiet Theology of Your Calendar

I wake up every morning and generally have no idea what I’m doing on any given day. I’m not referring to my general cluelessness about life (although that does exist more often than I’d like t...


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