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How to Develop a Successful Leadership Team
10/31/11
Every church needs a solid leadership team. But occasionally, senior staff forget that there are just some significant tasks that cannot be delegated. For an organization to be healthy, these are the seven roles of a senior...[more]
Erasing Sexual Abuse Wounds
10/31/11
People deal with sexual abuse in different ways. One common method is denial or complete forgetfulness. The memories of the past are so traumatic or painful that a person can only continue to function by blocking the memories...[more]
Toes Out of Bed: That Holy Moment
10/31/11
When your world touches God’s world, the result is a holy moment. When God’s high hope kisses your earthly hurt, that moment is holy. That moment might happen on a Sunday during Communion or on a Thursday night at the skating...[more]
Stop Pretending Everything's Fine and Change Your Life
10/31/11
1. Be Yourself. I spent too much time in my early years trying to be someone I was not. As Rumi said, “To live unfaithfully to yourself is to cause others great damage.” David models this for us in 1 Sam. 17 as he takes off...[more]
Pew Peeps, Weasly Deacons and Building Trust
10/31/11
Forget a funeral, insult the nursery lady, lose your temper in a business meeting, utter a curse word in a sermon and you're likely to be kicked to the curb, dear minister. My husband used to have this recurring dream that he was...[more]
Psalm 46: The Psalm That Sustains Us!
10/29/11
Psalm 46 is a poem that brings us great confidence and faith. It is the inspiration for my songs and my life. Read the psalm with me first. PSALM 46 For the director of music. Of the sons of Korah. According to Alamoth. A...[more]
How Do I Make a Moral Choice?
10/24/11
I want to give you, at the end of this article, four very practical steps that I take as I enter the arena of each day where I must make moral choices. But more important than my commending to you these steps is my explaining...[more]
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