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Pagitt on Emergence, Emergent, & Emerging...Huh?
Doug responds to the "death" of the emerging church terminology.
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R.I.P. Emerging Church
An overused and corrupted term now sleeps with the fishes.
Redeeming Women
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The Hansen Report: Where Are You From?
Can you shepherd a flock that won't stay put?
Collin Hansen|
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Comparing the Platforms
Where the parties stand on abortion, faith-based programs, religious liberty, and other issues.
Tentative or Extravagant Hope
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Olympic Shifts
What new global realities mean for the church
Dave Gibbons|
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Can You Hear God Now?
Your most important leadership role: discerning and obeying God's voice. Together.
Ruth Haley Barton|
The Little-by-Little Principle
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Out of Ur Repents?
Marshall Shelley responds to Willow's Revealing YouTube video.
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Bill Hybels Responds to REVEAL
Willow Creek tries to set the record straight about their changes.
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Audio Ur: Tim Keller's Gospel
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Why We're Rethinking the Gospel
The desire to reach out and a new focus on spiritual formation are changing the way we preach the gospel.
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Creating and Maintaining Vision
How do you keep your congregation's passion for ministry from deflating?
Andy Stanley|
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The Emerging Synagogue?
Apparently Christians aren't the only ones feeling the urge to emerge.
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Out of Context: Dave Terpstra
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What plans should a church make in the event it needs to hire (or call) a new pastor?
Joe McKeever|
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Red-Letter Days
When God's message changes the messenger.
Clark Cothern|
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Live from Shift: Bursting the Christian Bubble
Dan Kimball calls us back into the world.
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Live at Shift: Deep Ministry in a Shallow World
Four critical questions about how we do youth ministry, and all ministry.

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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