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Category Archives: Small Group leaders
Three approaches to communication and leadership
Sometimes we’re not seeing the results we desire in relationships because we fail to recognize that different situations call for different approaches to communication and leadership. Continue reading
Posted in Church Leadership, Communication, Community, Conflict, Counseling, Difficult people, Discernment, Disciple-making, Family life, Fellowship, Leadership, Marriage, Relationships, Small Group leaders, Speech, Teenagers, Wisdom
Tagged advice for employers, effective communication, how to be an effective leader, leadership guidelines, styles of leadership
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How to study the Bible
The five basic steps of Bible study will provide a helpful guide to keep you on the right track in understanding and applying the Bible. Each step answers a particular question in relation to Bible study. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Bible from God, Bibliology, Exegesis, Expository Preaching, Hermeneutics, How to study, Interpretation of bible, Preaching, Promises of Bible, Small Group leaders, Teaching
Tagged Bible Study tools, How to study the Bible, Interpreting the Bible, Understanding the Bible
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10 Methods of Bible Study
The Bible is a rich treasure to be explored! Here are ten ways to dig into this great treasure. Continue reading
Resolving conflicts among Christians
Jesus anticipated fractures in Christian fellowship. We should not be surprised by them but ready to seek reconciliation. Continue reading
Posted in Antagonists, Broken Relationships, Christian Counselor, Church, Church Leadership, Church membership, Community, Conflict, Confrontation, Difficult people, Discernment, Disciple-making, Discipline, Elders, False accusation, Fellowship, Forgiveness, Grace, Jesus Christ, Life of a pastor, Pastors, Reconciliation, Relationships, Slandered, Small Group leaders, Unity
Tagged church discipline, Forgiveness, leadership in a church, Reconciling, unity in a church
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14 Spiritual Disciplines
As you think about goals for the New Year, include specific resolutions regarding spiritual disciplines. Here is a helpful list to guide you. There is no easy path to spiritual maturity but the rewards are deeply satisfying. Continue reading
Conflict – an opportunity to grow stronger
The key to unity in a family or Church is not the removal of all conflict but a deeply shared commitment to work through our differences and pursue reconciliation based on God’s love for us in Christ. Continue reading
Posted in Broken Relationships, Christian life, Church, Church discipline, Church Leadership, Church membership, Conflict, Divorce, Family life, Fathers, Gospel-centered, Grace, Judging others, Life of a pastor, Local Church, Love, Marital Separation, Marriage, Radical love, Reconciliation, Relationships, Small Group leaders, Spiritual inventory, Unity
Tagged arguments, Church unity, divided church, Family getting along with each other, fighting, Small group, unity
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Surpass one another in showing honor
What would happen if marriages, families and Churches had a renewed passion for showing deference to one another out of honor? Continue reading