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Monthly Archives: November 2009
First Things First When It Comes to Implementing Change
… many churches are at this crossroad. Either you make changes or you continue to decline and perhaps die. — Before trying to implement change, especially change that affects the church’s culture or DNA, you need to first . . .
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A Thanksgiving Acrostic
God’s Word exhorts us to give thanks for everything and everyone, in everything we do and in all circumstances. We are to be overflowing with thanksgiving. — Really, it’s easy when you start thinking about . . . Continue reading
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Grace & Truth – Not a Matter of Balance
So often we think we must achieve a balance of grace and truth in the Christian life — just enough truth, just enough grace. Or perhaps we feel there are times for grace but other times when primarily truth is what is needed. . . . But, if we look at Jesus’ life . . . Continue reading
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Let’s Remember: It’s God’s Word We’re Teaching
Teaching the Bible is unlike teaching any other kind of book in that you are communicating God’s Word, a . . . Continue reading
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