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They Like Me, They Like Me Not
How to respond to hidden agendas and private opinions
James A Davey with Warren Bird|
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Renewal that Lasts
How God's church- -- once awakened -- can keep from dozing off again.
Howard A. Snyder|
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Worship's Mysterious Inner Urge: Two Views
John W. Drakeford, David Shelley|
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The Ministry of Small Talk
Eugene H. Peterson|
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LEADERSHIP BIBLIOGRAPHY
Paul Borthwick|
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THE ART OF ARTS
Gregory of Nazianzus|
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Seminary & Congregation: A Lovers' Quarrel?
With responses from two seminary presidents (George Brushaber, David McKenna) and two pastors (Martin Copenhaver, William Willimon).
Leonard I. Sweet|
Editorial
Revitalizing World Evangelism: The Lausanne Congress Ten Years Later
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The “Separation” of Church and State?
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Winds of Change in the World Council?
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The Good News the Resurrection Brings
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Less Pressure, More Loving
An interview with Jerry Cook
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Evangelism Takes Time
Earl Palmer|
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FROM THE EDITOR
Terry C. Muck|
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Couseling the Sexually Obsessed
Thought substitution is difficult when undesired thoughts have been entertained until they become desirable.
Earl Wilson|
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THE JOHNNY APPLESEEDS OF CHURCH PLANTING
Leadership Forum
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Helping Those in Pain
When your own body works fine, it's not easy to minister to those whose bodies are in open revolt,
Philip Yancey|
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Home Visitation: How Well Does It Work?
Leadership talks to those on the receiving end of three different church visitation programs.
Marshall Shelley|
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PEOPLE IN PRINT
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The Evangelical Bible Study: Making it Work
Marilyn G. Kunz|

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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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