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I used to love to refinish furniture, when life was a bit slower.  It was messy and dirty, but when you could get through the layers and layers of paint, there was often a beautiful piece of wood just waiting … Continue reading → ...
Article | Church Leadership >
Julie Pierce offers a necessary reminder for hard-working church leaders: are you striving or abiding? ...
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Posted by Matthew Wade
Why do I love the church so much, even when she is a messy bride? I have a huge list of why I love the church but I just want to share two things that immediately come to mind. The church is the pillar and ground of truth 1 Timothy ...
Article | Small Groups >
Heather Zempel, small groups pastor at National Community Church in Washington D.C., offers a book aimed squarely at other small group pastors and leaders in "Community is Messy: The Perils and Promise of Small Group Ministry." ...
Article | Youth Leaders >
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An article that examines three leadership tips that can be learned from the life of Joseph. ...
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Posted by Rick Howerton with FV Editors
Rick Howerton talks small groups with Heather Zempel, author of "Community is Messy" and Discipleship Pastor at National Community Church in Washington, D.C. ...
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Posted by Matt Steen with FV Editors
Properly developing church leaders takes time. Are you mentoring future leaders? ...
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Posted by Ron Edmondson with FV Editors
Ron Edmondson provides practical answers to questions all leaders should be asking themselves ...
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Posted by Jeremy Statton with FV Editors
Jesus' humility teaches invaluable leadership lessons. ...
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As I sit at my desk I am looking at an ad for a conference called the  “The Super Summit”.  I think about what that means. It seems we are always striving to be super and not just super at … Continue reading → ...