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Hide and Watch Leadership Style

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At the end of the day, this is not a Republican or Democratic issue. This is a kingdom issue. —Efrem Smith

Diverse by Design

Getting Men into Church

The Coaching Approach to Care

A Losing Proposition

Non-prophet Preaching

Loving Salinas

Backward or Forward?

Body Politic

Does Your Preaching Touch Politics?

30-Day Sex Challenge

Betty's Secret Ingredient

A City Upon "The Hill"

From "Have To" to "Want To" Sermons

One King's Money, Another King's Men

Reaching Imprisoned Dads

The Church & Politics Quiz

Fessing Up

I Have This Feeling ...

On the Verge

What the Unchurched See in a Building

Preparing a Table

New Life After the Shootings

Top 10 Things Churches Need to Know About Zoning

The Best Zoning Defense ...?

Making the Secular Sacred

Can You Hear God Now?

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Bringing Church Problems Home

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Make Me Sound Like Chuck Swindoll

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Idolizing Earthly Leaders

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Man from Church Across the Street Collecting Offering

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Speaking Wisdom to Sleeping Preacher

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Debating the Apocrypha

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