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Facilitating Faith

Facilitating Faith

How do you know when someone in your congregation is struggling with their faith? What signals you that someone is ready to take a leap of faith? Often the answer is when they tell you. The trouble is people often wait to share those things until it is critical and...

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Renewing Church Staff Energy

Renewing Church Staff Energy

You ask for feedback at a staff meeting and get crickets. People are doing their job...but no more. There is a general lack of "team" amongst the staff. You've tried team building exercises and retreats, adjusting your goals, even bringing in a consultant to help...

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What no longer works—and what does

What no longer works—and what does

You are already living in the post-Christian era in the United States. It seems like it happened fast but you've likely been feeling the effects for a while. You know the love and peace of being reconciled to God through Jesus Christ but when you share what you know...

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Connecting Word and Deed

Connecting Word and Deed

Christians agree there is a disconnect between the instruction scripture offers and how God's people are behaving. The tricky part is that when it comes to connecting word and deed everyone thinks they are doing it right. I recently witnessed someone bring a prophetic...

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Arrested Spiritual Development 

Arrested Spiritual Development 

Those who you might consider mature Christians may actually be a hindrance to the mission of the church. Like the person who has been at the same church for decades and is gatekeeping its traditions. Or that group of friends who have been in a “closed” bible study for...

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Investing in disciplemakers

Investing in disciplemakers

How do you get people in the church to be disciplemakers instead of Christian consumers? That’s a great question, and if you’re in pastoral ministry, you’ve probably been asking it in one way or another. You don’t want people in your congregation to be consumers of...

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