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Leading in Repentance 

Leading in Repentance 

Why is it so rare for a church to say, “We didn’t handle X well. We’re going to do it differently now.” It’s almost like we think our repentance discredits God in some way. On the contrary, it’s when churches won’t repent that the most damage is done.  “God opposes...

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The BEST way to combat polarization

The BEST way to combat polarization

Are you passionate this election season. Justifiably so. No matter how you look at it, there is a lot at stake. And your people know it. They may know where you stand because you let it be known in conversations, on social media, maybe even from the pulpit. It's...

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Ministry harder than you expected it to be?  

Ministry harder than you expected it to be?  

Ministry harder than you expected it to be? You’re certainly not alone in that experience. I don't know a single pastor who has taken on the job that hasn't felt this keenly. It's a feeling that goes all the way back to Apostle Paul:  23 Are they servants of...

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When giving is down 

When giving is down 

If you work for a ministry that is reliant on financial donations, it’s easy to get discouraged when giving is down. A giving slump can happen for many different reasons and it’s important to identify the right one if you want to address the roots of the problem.  7...

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When your system isn’t working…

When your system isn’t working…

You adopted a new system—or a new model or a new curriculum—and it just doesn’t seem to be taking off. You’re not alone. There are all kinds of ideas available out there: great curriculum, sermon series, church organizational models available. They have been wildly...

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Getting an energy boost for ministry

Getting an energy boost for ministry

Needing a boost of energy for your ministry? So many ministry leaders are feeling worn out. If you need rest, prioritize it. But, surprisingly, rest isn’t always the answer. The issue may be with the day-to-day routine, how you’ve organized your priorities, or even...

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Mid-year goal check! 

Mid-year goal check! 

Every January 1st, you roll out ministry plans and goals with excitement and great expectations. But a lot has happened since then! Maybe you've managed to keep the status quo but a wrench or two has been thrown in when it comes to moving your vision forward. There is...

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A sermon series people need to hear

A sermon series people need to hear

There is no denying tensions are high. No one is completely happy with all that is going on in the world, in our country, or even in your own backyard. As a ministry leader, it is your job to bring the focus back to simple truths and onto Jesus. Here is a sermon...

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Ten Strategies for Handling Transition Well 

Ten Strategies for Handling Transition Well 

Changes have big impact on people. How many times have you tried to implement a good and needed change only to be met with serious resistance? You may be trying to change service times, introducing a new small group curriculum, upgrading your children's ministry...

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A trick to help reduce polarization

A trick to help reduce polarization

Part of why the world feels so divisive and oppositional today is that we are not truly seeking to understand the perspective, values, and assumptions of others. We think those that disagree with us are idiots. This is polarization. But if you could understand the...

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Overwhelmed by politics, news, and disasters? 

Overwhelmed by politics, news, and disasters? 

During a season of unrelenting news cycles—often intentionally designed to make us angry or fearful—you are deluged with a flood of information. During this season of history you are probably exposed to more world-wide coverage of cataclysmic events in a week than...

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