Leadership comes with no shortage of opinions, criticism, and distractions. While wise leaders remain humble …
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A preaching calendar is more than a schedule of sermon topics—it’s an opportunity to intentionally …
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Before Your Church Plants, Ask Why
by Ryan Curiaby Ryan CuriaChurch planting requires sacrifice—sending faithful members, developing new leaders, and choosing multiplication over simply growing …
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Working for a Christian organization doesn’t guarantee a healthy workplace. Conflict, discouragement, poor leadership, and …
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Meetings can either move a team forward or leave everyone wondering why they were invited …
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AI can write, organize, brainstorm, schedule, and eliminate countless tedious tasks—but should we always let …
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She Held the Hands of the Sick and Dying. Then Came the One Hand She Couldn’t Hold.
A Thousand Hands But One tells how former Catholic chaplain Laura Riccardi discovered that years of …
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Stepping into a new leadership role brings fresh energy, new ideas, and an understandable desire …
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Evangelical Christianity faces no shortage of criticism—but how believers respond matters. In a review of …
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Mission Partnerships Need Deeper Relationships
by Philip Huntby Philip HuntFinancial support can play an important role in global missions, but healthy partnerships require far …