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Students’ Ding Dong Dash Ministry Brings Prayer Home
A teen was a little mystified when he learned about the “Ding Dong Dash” student group activity at his church. With the after-hours stealth, ...
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Chesterton on Christianity's Longevity
Christianity has died many times and risen again; for it has a God who knew his way out of the grave.
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Church Gives Away Money as a Fundraiser
In December of 2005, Reverend Michael Eden threw out a challenge to the congregation of St. Peter and St. Mary's Church in Stowmarket, England. Repairs ...
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"We Were Soldiers": Real Leadership
We Were Soldiers chronicles the true story of the first American battle in Vietnam during the 1960s. Although the battle for civil rights waged on back ...
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Stumbling-Block or Stepping-Stone?
The following is an object lesson you might use in a sermon:
Text: "Let us stop passing judgment on one another. Instead, make up your mind not to ...
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Ministry Is Effective One at a Time
The best ministry moments don't arrange themselves neatly in my pre-planned activities. They usually spill out of spontaneous encounters at a critical ...
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Charles Simeon's Long-Term Leadership
Even before finishing his degree, and still lacking pastoral experience, Charles Simeon put his name forward for the pastorate of Cambridge's Holy ...
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Pastor Admits Favoritism
The late Max Cadenhead, when he was pastor of First Baptist Church in Naples, Florida, riveted his congregation one day with a bold confession.
"My ...
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Children's Book, "The Velveteen Rabbit," on How to Become Real
The beauty that comes from experiencing God's love through exposure to the body of Christ is much like the quality of becoming "Real" in ...
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Pronouncing Forgiveness Brings Assurance
Years ago in Guatemala, a man came to me who had dishonored our Lord's name. He was truly broken and had repented. Yet he was still without joy. It ...
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