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Get free access to Dr. Randy Wollf's book, "Maximum Discipleship in the Church," until Feb. 28: ministrylift.ca/maximum-disc…. Enjoy!
Facing a conflict situation today? My latest blog series on "Making Conflict Transformational" will help you face and even transform the conflicts in your life: MinistryLift.ca/conflict.
ALT Stormy clouds with breaking light on the horizon. A shallow lake of water with a large tree standing firm in the middle. These combined images paint a powerful picture of how brightness and life can come out of conflict. In fact, with God's help, we can Make Conflict Transformational - the focus of my latest blog series (www.ministrylift.ca/conflict).
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Great learning opportunity this week at TWU! Learn from Dr. Paul Chamberlain on this critical topic: ow.ly/saU950mOwHD
#apologetics #belief #faith #values #christianity #skepticism #actsseminaries #twu
When everything in the church is geared toward helping people take next steps, growth becomes normative and expected.
#discipleship #ministry #plan #growth #nextsteps
“Leadership is the art of disappointing people at a rate they can stand.”
― John Ortberg
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"There is an enormous gap between what we think we can do and what God calls us to do."
― Eugene Peterson