Four Ways to Kill a Movement
This article originally appeared on The Exchange. To access the original article click here. In his book, Movements that Change the World, Steve Addison notes five…
This article originally appeared on The Exchange. To access the original article click here. In his book, Movements that Change the World, Steve Addison notes five…
This post originally appeared on The Exchange. To access the original article, click here. COVID has, at the very least, forced churches to think about…
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I’ve said it, and I’ve heard countless other people say it as well, “2020 has been a very trying and difficult year.” I’m sure for…
[This article originally appeared on The Exchange with Ed Stetzer.] One of my favorite Christmas movies is Fred Claus, with Vince Vaughn, Paul Giamatti, and…
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This article originally appeared on The Exchange with Ed Stetzer. Change: Simple church may no longer be effective in this changing environment. Shift: Churches need to…
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In every local church I’ve served, I’ve always wanted to lead them boldly into the future. When I think of leading boldly, Braveheart with Mel…
This article originally appeared on OutreachMagazine.com. By now you’ve probably seen the articles that address the state of many pastors in America. Navigating through the…
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When it comes to the church’s cultural engagement—how the church participates in the missio Dei—there’s not one clear and cut definition or description that Christians have…
This article originally appeared on The Exchange with Ed Stetzer. Growing up I loved watching the Back to the Future trilogy. I’ve found myself over the years…
This post originally appeared on The Exchange with Ed Stetzer. Most people vividly remember where they were on the dreadful day, 19 years ago, when…
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