A church is likely to be as enthusiastic about evangelism as its pastor. Building a culture of evangelism takes time—years or even decades.
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Preparing Decision Counselors for Tough Questions
The temptation to try and fix people makes it hard to listen patiently, but their stories are important, so open your ears before you offer advice.
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5 People Most Crucial to Your Leadership Success
Leaders who don’t surround themselves with the right kind of people are setting themselves up for failure. Here are five people who can help you succeed.
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More Religious Knowledge Means More Favorable Opinions of Religious Groups—Except Evangelicals
Those who scored the highest on Pew Research’s religious literacy quiz held a lower opinion of evangelicals than the average American.
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Cultivating a Culture of Peace in Your Church
As we walk together in peace, may we showcase to others the power of the gospel and the beauty of Christ in us.
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Churchgoers Hold Contradictory Views on Living an Isolated Christian Life
Protestant churchgoers say they can walk with God just fine by themselves, but they also say they need other believers to help them do it.
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