In every age, the church faces the question: how will we faithfully navigate the terrain in a world always changing like cloud formations in the sky? Each time we have […]
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I am hopeful, but not optimistic.
Each year, as the calendar turns, Jill and I embrace the practice of setting a spiritual intention—one simple word that will serve as a guide, a theme, and a lens through which we seek to grow spiritually…
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Compassion: a sensitivity to suffering in self and others with a commitment to try and alleviate and prevent it.
Matter: anything that has mass and takes up space.
Compassion Matters.
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At their best, these congregations can become a place where healthy conversations, and deep intimacy, can help people grow and heal.
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The outreach centered congregation lives to serve its community. Their central value is service (διακονέω) meaning embodying the good news in word and deed. Their heart beats to connect with new people and build relationships.
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This is a community of people who rally around the faithful preaching and teaching of Scripture. Worship services and Bible studies are the life stream of this congregation.
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Congregations, while incredibly unique in a diversity of ways, have a collective personality type, here’s an overview of the five types.
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Discover An Ancient Pathway for Congregational Renewal in the 21st Century
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The new year is always an opportunity to reset and refocus. Setting a spiritual intention can be a helpful practice. What if we could start the new year right by choosing delight?
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Life is not about the chocolate, it’s about the people we share it with.
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