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THE HEALING POWER OF A CHILD
David Trembley|
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THE FIGURES BEHIND THE SURVEY
Jim Berkley|
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The Mind Alive
Reading can stimulate growth, but only if we find the time, the right material, and a way to remember it.
Earl Palmer|
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LIFE-SHAPING BOOKS
Earl Palmer|
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PRACTICING THE PRESENCE IN THE PASTORATE
Richard Bridston|
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Can Spiritual Maturity Be Taught?
An interview with Roberta Hestenes
Marshall Shelley and Larry Weeden|
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VITALITY IN THE CLOSING DARKNESS
What happens when a pastor begins to lose his mind? A true story
Kevin Miller|
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WHAT I LEARNED FROM MORDECAI HAM
Mark Coppenger|
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PEOPLE IN PRINT
Mark Galli|
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RETHINKING SUBURBAN EVANGELISM
In a day when privacy is prized, how can a church reach its insulated neighbors?
Calvin Miller|
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EFFECTIVE INVITATIONS
Six fresh ways to awaken people to commitment.
Larry K. Weeden|
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THE PASTOR'S SALARY: A Leadership Survey
A nationwide study reveals what pastors make--and how they feel about it.
James D. Berkley|
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Three Reasons We Say No
Harry L. Poe|
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GETTING BACK TO NURTURE
Chuck Smith, Sr.|
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THE DANGER OF SPIRTUAL VITALITY
Bill Hybels|
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GOD'S BLESSING AND THE NONGROWING CHURCH
Johnny V. Miller|
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The Minister as Maestro
The pastor is more conductor of an orchestra than CEO of a business.
Fred Smith|
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Ideas that Work
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To Illustrate…
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DEALING WITH THE OVERDEPENDENT
How can you help chronically needy people without them draining all your time, money, and energy?
Craig Brian Larson|

Top Story November 10, 2020

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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