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The Love of Judging
In fact, throughout the New Testament, Christians are not only permitted to judge one another — they are commanded to.
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“Don’t Judge Me”: Why Telling the Truth Isn’t Hate
Righteous judgment is not a power grab. It’s not a means to feel morally superior. It is an act of love and courage. It means seeing clearly what…
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Don’t Waste the Follow-Up: How to Make It Count
But if follow-up only accounts for 15% of why people come back, we still need to ask: how do we make that count?
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The Forgotten Factor in Church Growth: The Sunday Experience
Whether you’re preparing for Easter or any given Sunday, one key realization should shape the strategy: The Sunday experience.
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Unyielding Love in the Face of an Unnatural End
It often starts small—a bit of forgetfulness, a weakening body, a slowing step. Over time, the signs become impossible to ignore. Dementia steals memories. Disease weakens the strong.…
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Grief Without Warning: When Life is Taken Too Soon
I can’t imagine the pain the parents, family, and friends must be feeling. My heart goes out to them. A child, barely into their teenage years—gone. How did…
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