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KEEPING VISITORS COMING BACK
David Michael McDonald|
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THE COMMENT THAT AMUSED ME MOST
Bill Sherman, Walter Winger, David Wilkinson, John E. Kassen, and Ted Mattie|
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LEADERSHIP BIBLIOGRAPHY—UNITY
Richard C. Halverson|
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Removing Roadblocks to Board Unity
Familiar practices and assumptions may be the greatest obstacles to an effective church board.
Larry W. Osborne|
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WHEN MINDSETS COLLIDE
With people of different outlooks rubbing shoulders in the pew, there will be more than a few sparks.
Robert L. Wise|
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FACING THE WRECKAGE OF EVIL
Forum
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TOWARD BETTER BOARD RELATIONSHIPS
Quality interaction is the grease that keeps the wheels turning.
Charles R. Swindoll|
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DEALING WITH DECEPTION
Deceivers wreak havoc in a church because they are almost impossible to catch.
Kevin A. Miller|
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BANISHING COMPETITION
Bob Rhoden|
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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PUBLISHER
Paul D. Robbins|
What Do You Mean When You Say ‘God’?
Understanding who and what God is continues to be a challenging question for theologians and other believers.
J. I. Packer|
Philip Yancey
Philippines Ambassador Cites the Need for Moral and Spiritual Reform
Philip Yancey|
Editor's Note
Great George
J. I. Packer|
Editorial
Rest? Never on Sunday
Editor's Note
Evangelicalism’s Lost Cross
Dennis Kinlaw|
Editorial
Fixing History
Editor's Note
Big Footprints from Small Churches
Editorial
The Day of Salvation in the Third World
Editorial
Is This Land God’s Land?
Philip Yancey
I Just Thought I’d Ask
Philip Yancey|

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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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