Worship one; serve one

Have you ever wondered where you are going to get all of the volunteers you need in your ministry?

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Customized Discipleship

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Over the years, businesses intentionally embraced the

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The 90/10 solution

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I always smile when I hear someone that claims

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Three minutes of stewardship

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A little bit of intentionality goes a long way.

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Church confidential

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Often, church leaders are unsure of how to handle sensitive

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Prepare for the impossible

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To prepare for the impossible may seem like an unlikely assignment.

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Measure twice, cut once

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I was never a very good carpenter.

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Leading others to lead

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Developing leaders is actually part of the discipleship process.

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Keeping it simple

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Some of the best leaders I’ve ever worked with were the best because they kept it simple.

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Confidence and leadership

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I just had the chance to read “The Confidence Factor” by Tom Mullins. Tom does a great job of using his insight as both a former winning football coach as well as the successful founding Pastor of Christ Fellowship in Palm Beach Gardens in Florida to weave together inspiring stories of people that had the confidence to lead and be successful. Tom also gives us very practical lessons on building confidence.

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