A majority of pastors believe the church should be responsible for helping people deal with issues relating to sexual brokenness. Yet, fewer than one-third of pastors feel “very qualified” to address most of those issues.
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The Need for Joy and Gratitude All Year Long
Throughout the Bible—from the Pentateuch, to the Psalms and Proverbs, to the Prophets, to the Gospels, to the Epistles—we are exhorted to be thankful and be joyful in all circumstances.
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Conference Explores Connection Between Theology and Technology
In the future, could a machine lead a human to faith in Christ? Actually, it’s already been done, said data scientist Daniel Whitenack.
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4 Ways The Church Can Support Adoptive and Foster Families
I learned quickly that when a family steps out to adopt or foster in their homes, they need their church in exponential ways. Here are four ways the church can show up for adoptive and foster families.
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7 Keys to Growing Your Church’s Midweek Services
Midweek gatherings can still be a vibrant part of the life of your church if done well and tailored to fit your context. Here are seven things you can do to keep your midweek services from being mid-weak.
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It’s Time to Put Up or Shut Up About Discipleship
Pastors, if we do not personally practice discipleship outside of our pulpits, then we are working against our own mission statements. People will pay more attention to our example than our pithy sermon outlines or mission statements.
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