
Christians today face the challenge of sharing truth (with grace) in a society betting the ranch on its humanistic redefinitions of Truth, Justice, Identity and Morality – definitions that run directly
Have you ever noticed how you tend to remember things that happened twenty years ago, but you can't remember what you had for lunch last week? Well, maybe you don't have that challenge (yet), but I know there are others, besides me, if we're honest.
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Why do Pastors ... Church Leaders ...
Small Group Directors ... Youth/Children Workers ...?
Need to Reimagine Discipleship?
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by Marc Ottestad <marc@moleadershipcoaching.com> |
"Power listening—the art of probing and challenging the information garnered from others to improve its quality and quantity—is the key to building a knowledge base that generates fresh insights,
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I am excited to announce the release of two fascinating books on two very unique topics, one on spiritual formation and our memories, and the other on the effect of technology on Christian discipleship.
As I Recall: Discovering the Place of Memori
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Christians today face the challenge of sharing truth (with grace) in a society betting the ranch on its humanistic redefinitions of Truth, Justice, Identity and Morality – definitions that run directly
The "Quote/Unquote" Interview
A Conversation with Doug Small
Author of "The New Apostolic Epoch: God's Determination to Have a Praying and Missional People"
"The times, they are a changing..."
Phil Miglioratti, Pray.Network
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This excerpt is from How Neighborhoods Make Us Sick: Restoring Health and Wellness to Our Communities by Atlanta-based authors, Breanna Lathrop and Veronica Squires.
They write:
“Being poor literally shortens your life span. When considering race,
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HOW TO USE THE 50 DAY DISCIPLESHIP CALENDAR—“SEEING CLEARLY… GOD’S WAY!”
This Discipleship Calendar focuses on 1 Peter, handling pressures and the displeasures of others by seeing the way God sees. It can be a personal adventure w
Small groups are no longer making disciples at the rate they once were. For many churches, the purpose of groups is to assimilate new people and keep
them connected so they won’t leave. E
Many discipling-making efforts today are focused on information transfer and they are often delivered through church programs. We are grateful for the way these efforts help people, but they often carry with them certain limitations.
When we look at
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