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Every church pastor and leader needs to frequently ask and answer three big questions of their churches. The big three are no strangers, for you might even have preached on one or more of them recently. These questions rise up from the pages of Scripture like giant pillars of polished granite truth for the church and all followers of Jesus. They are applications of Matthew 22:34-40 and Matthew 28:18-20. Let me share the questions with you so you can apply your answers.

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If you are like me, doing New Year's Resolutions is a love or hate game, but they can be helpful. This blog offers 10 resolutions for churches that can be very helpful if your church leadership follows through on the top choice(s). Read them and consider how its top ones can help your church during 2022.

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Pastors and church planters need good coaching in order to serve the Lord at their best. And, they need a coach who loves them and comes alongside them as a trusted friend and partner in ministry. What does this look like? Keep reading to find out how.

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The Covid-19 pandemic has many people isolated in nursing homes and care facilities. Because of this, churches have many opportunities to be a blessing to those who can't be visited as well as those who care for them behind locked windows and doors. Read on to discover some ways that your church can share the love of Jesus to the socially isolated?