Leaders Worth Imitating
We've all had heroes in our lives. They are the people who inspire us to do better, to do more, and to make our lives count for something valuable. Your church needs the type of leaders that set the bar for others to follow in their example. It's time to go the second mile with leaders worth imitating.…
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Offering a Hand Up, Not Just a Hand Out
Learn from Miracle Hill's President and Rocky Creek member, Ryan Duerk, as he describes their ministry and teaches on a nontoxic approach to helping the least and the lost. You can offer a hand up, not just a hand out.…
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The Danger of Decadence
When we believe our status to be contingent upon what we own in this life, it robs us of obtaining true treasure. Decide if you will either serve God or money.…
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Evaluating Your Family’s Technology Usage
Our accepted standard of technology usage can easily affect our relationship with God and with others. If you are unsure how your technology usage is affecting your family, ask these questions.…
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God Knows What You’re Going Through
In the trials of life, do you view God as unaware, unwilling, unable, or unshaken? God knows about what you are going through, and he can and will help.…
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Burdensome Leaders
Within the church, we understand that we can't have perfect leaders, but somewhere along the way, we've grown to accept pathetic leaders. What happens when we water down the requirements for leaders? The whole church drowns. It's time to go the second mile with demanding for more than burdensome leaders.…
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Selecting Your Next Spiritual Discipline
No disciples grows by accident. Through spiritual disciplines, we grow more into who Christ calls us to be.…
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Fast Approvals
Like many other spiritual disciplines, fasting can, unfortunately, be a means to gain the approval of others. Jesus taught that fasting should only be something directed to and noticed by God.…
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The Most Important Family to Pastor in Your Church
With the numerous needs among the families in your church, the family that often gets neglected is your own. Whether family discipleship is a new concept or an overlooked activity for you, create a renewed plan to lead, encourage, and disciple your spouse and children in your home.…
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One Pastor’s Legacy of Neglecting His Family
A. W. Tozer was a pastor who was commendable in his love for God but lacking in his devotion to his family. Learn from his example of what not to do as you care for your spouse and your children.…
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Why Small Groups Need the Bible
We live in a time when the world is biblically illiterate. Why has this happened? It might be because the church has diminished its confidence in the knowledge and application of God's Word. We need more than spiritual intentions, we need biblical truth. It's time to go the second mile with your small group.…
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Relational Boundaries
There is a difference between forgiveness and enablement. In our commitment to showing grace to others, we must consider the ramifications of enabling others to continue in sin.…
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