Online chats are great when the topic is simple. But when controversy erupts, it’s always better to go small and in person.
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Live for Jesus. Get that right and you get everything right.
The Most Important Principle For Your Church To Get Right This (And Every) Year Read More »
Prayer is the glue that holds us together. The hope that seeps in through the broken parts. The light that overcomes the darkness.
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Churches and pastors that are putting all or most of their ministry energy into the weekend service are misunderstanding how people make faith decisions now.
The Vote Comes Early: An Essential Lesson For Church Leaders From The 2020 U.S. Election Read More »
If you have a hard time fighting for your side without mocking people on the other side, you need to reconsider your argument. It may not be as strong as you think.
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For a guy who doesn’t preach on politics, my recent post about not preaching on politics sure has me talking a lot about politics lately.
Last week, I wrote My Silence Is Not Compliance: Why I Don’t Preach Politics from the Pulpit. It generated some great responses on blogs, social media, email, even a radio interview.
Many were very supportive. But even those that expressed disagreement did so with genuine concern and civility. I’m very grateful for that.
For today’s post I’ve assembled some of the most frequent questions that I’ve received, along with my responses to them.
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