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Volume 24
2003 |
Displaying 1 - 20 of 158 articles.
5 Things Leaders Do Test your leadership against Bill Hybels' checklist. Bill Hybels, guest columnist
7 Questions for Weighing War Gordon MacDonald, Leadership editor-at-large
70 Effective Resolutions Eric Reed (and Jonathan Edwards)
A Good Day Off Our family was drifting apart…until we kicked back at the other Willow Creek. Steve Van Winkle
A Whole New Attitude To change a city, we first had to change our church. Robert Lewis
Absalom Syndrome How candid can church leaders be without undermining the pastor? Mark Wheeler, guest columnist
An Honest Sermon Plagiarism, the pulpit, and how to appropriate others' ideas appropriately. Mike Woodruff and Steve Moore
At Offering Time, My Job Is on the Line When your congregation's financial 'inferiority' causes problems for your bank account. George R. Cannon, Jr.
Busyness, Despair, and Motivation Gordon MacDonald, editor-at-large
Called to What? A Leadership Forum Erwin McManus, Glenn Wagner, and Leith Anderson
Captains Courageous Kevin Miller
Celebrating Easter When You're Living Good Friday In the darkness, would God's presence break through? David Coffin, guest columnist
Cheers and Jeers for "Quitting Church" Weekly Readers respond to Chad Hall's intentional time out from ministry. Eric Reed, Leadership managing editor
Churches in Action Throughout the country, churches find creative ways to serve their communities. Drew Zhan, Eric Reed, and Millie Norwich
Clarify, Semper Fi A Navy chaplain rediscovers God's purpose for his ministry Alan Baker, Command Chaplain, USS Truman
Clark's Unforgivable Sin This pastor wanted to forgive the man who attacked him—and just couldn't. Clark Cothern, guest columnist
Conducting a Spiritual Audit Questions to keep your personal accounts in order. Fred Smith Sr., Leadership consulting editor
Corked Bats, Corked Souls What's inside determines both the heavy-hitter and the lightweight. Gordon MacDonald, Leadership editor-at-large
Currents Counter-Culture: Indigenous Worship vs. Religious Mobility If every congregation does its own thing, how will newcomers ever feel at home? A conversation with Sally Morgenthaler
Currents Counter-Culture: Tony Soprano Sings How this pastor uses pop culture to talk about faith.
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