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    You may be surprised to discover just how much your culture determines what you see in the Scriptures.

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    Is your congregation stuck seeing generosity as what they cannot give rather than why or how they give?   Generosity is a way of living that involves one’s daily activities, values and goals for life, and the use of all possessions.

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    When it comes to church, revenue and redemption don’t feel very closely connected.

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    Every year my wife and I sit at high school graduations and watch our students walk across the stage as they transition into another phase of life.

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    "The city" is an emerging phrase that seems to be embraced by a growing number of Christians.

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    They are the two most common causes of forced termination of pastors.

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    I’m often asked what it takes to move a local church from staff-led ministry to ministry led and carried out by teams of volunteers.

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