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PEOPLE IN PRINT
PEOPLE IN PRINT
PEOPLE IN PRINT
Preaching Truth, Justice and the American Way
Cultural assumptions affect what listeners sit for and what preachers must stand for.
Rick McKinniss
PULPIT PRAYERS FROM A PASTOR'S HEART
David C. Fisher
QUESTIONING THE OBVIOUS
Shaking up cherished assumptions isn't just for radicals.
Joel C. Hunter
REMOVING ROADBLOCKS TO BOARD UNITY
Familiar practices and assumptions may be the greatest obstacles to an effective church board.
Larry W. Osborne
SECRETS OF STAYING POWER
An interview with Ben Haden
Marshall Shelley and Kevin Miller
SENSITIVE TO THE SENSES
Mark Brasler
SHOULD WE MARRY THE UNCHURCHED?
Douglas G. Scott
SILENCE ISN'T ALWAYS GOLDEN
Michael R. Baer
SOLVING THE MEDICAL ETHICS MAZE
When helping parishioners with tough ethical decisions, the easy way is not always the best.
Richard C. Eyer
SURVIVING SUNDAY MORNING INNOVATIONS
Tampering with tradition is risky business. Can you change practices without having to change pulpits?
Cal LeMon
THE BREAKING OF A PASTOR
Early events shape a lifetime of ministry.
Burdette R. Palmberg
THE CHURCH AS PLATYPUS
How do you lead that odd combination of business and family?
Philip Yancey
THE COMMENT THAT AMUSED ME MOST
Bill Sherman, Walter Winger, David Wilkinson, John E. Kassen, and Ted Mattie
THE DAY MY EMOTIONS JOINED ME IN PRAYER
J. Sidlow Baxter
THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER
Charles Cerling, Jr.
THE INGLORIOUS WORK OF SPIRITUAL DIRECTION
How practical is it to guide Christians one at a time?
Eugene H. Peterson
THE MAKING OF A GOOD LITTLE CHURCH
Working well and working big are not necessarily the same thing.
Gary Harrison
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