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by Scott Smoak, Pinnacle Associate

What if following Jesus were less about trying harder and more about learning to walk closer?

This fall, Pinnacle Leadership Associates associate Scott W. Smoak will launch Covered in Dust, a new spiritual formation experience designed to help people rediscove...


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by Rev. Mark E. Tidsworth, Founder and Team Leader

Can we go ahead and acknowledge that Americans love big personality and presence leaders? Larger than life, their presence filling the room, able to captivate a crowd… Americans seem drawn to this kind of leader, with a wide variety of social, cultural, and emotional dynamics combining to form this leadership style preference....


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by Ronald “Dee” Vaughan

Does our Christian faith have anything to say about depression?

I heard that question many times in the forty-one years I served as a lead pastor, chaplain, and support group leader. This is not an academic question for those who ask it. It is the longing of a seeking, struggling soul. I know that question on a very pers...


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by Rev. Mark E. Tidsworth, Founder and Team Leader

Leaning forward, hands open and extended, slightly smiling, light in the eyes, curious expression… this is the image that rises in our hearts and souls when we are with fruitful churches. They are proactively engaging within their church body, and in their community. Rather than shrinking back, circling the wagons… fruitful ch...


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by Rev. Mark E. Tidsworth, Founder and Team Leader

Though there are many ways to do this, here are two high impact approaches for sending the message, “We don’t really want you here.”

Of course, no church (that I know of) wants to send this message to new people. The reverse is our intent, “We really want you here.” But there are realities about hospitality that churches...


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