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Ur Wisdom: Ministry
The uncommon insights of Url Scaramanga
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Memory Loss Plagues Wall Street and Christians
Failure to remember leads to economic recession and spiritual lapses.
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Ted Haggard: Back in the Pulpit
Two years later, the evangelical leader says "I'm very, very sorry."
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Today's Sermon: Dealing with Failure
Dennis Fletcher|
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Cartoon: Out of His Depth
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Bill Hybels Responds to REVEAL
Willow Creek tries to set the record straight about their changes.
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Between "Failure" and "Fraud"
I hear two voices—assessing, accusing. Which will I listen to?
Mark Labberton|
Working Like Unbelievers
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Willow Creek Repents? (Part 2)
Greg Hawkins responds with the truth about REVEAL.
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Willow Creek Repents?
Why the most influential church in America now says "We made a mistake."
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Leader's Insight: If Barry Bonds Were a Pastor
Not every sermon is a home run, and why that's OK.
Adam Hamilton, Leadership contributing editor|
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Sidelined by Failure
Rick Muchow|
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Leader's Insight: Sidelined by Failure
What to do when your best players drop the ball.
Rick Muchow, Leadership columnist|
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Full-Time Pastor but only Part-Time Follower of Jesus
What it took to find my real ministry.
Craig Groeschel|
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No More Big Ideas
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The False Gospel of Impact
And other ministry lessons from the creator of Veggie Tales.
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Signs of a Restorable Spirit
What are the tangible evidences of repentance?
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Leader's Insight: When Leaders Implode
Ted Haggard, self-destruction, and the consequences we all suffer.
Gordon MacDonald, Leadership editor at large|
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The Haggard Truth
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Leader's Insight: Firing Volunteers
Nobody wants to, but sometimes you have to.
Timothy E. Schenck, guest columnist|

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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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