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Leadership Summit 08 - Craig Groeschel
Craig talked about the ‘it’ factor within our ministries. this prayer really sums up the confession we need to have the most effective ministries as possible. it’s interesting to th… more →
Planning a Small Group Experience is Easy
The Navigator wrote 6 months ago: If you’re a collegiate pastor, you know how difficult training small group leaders can be. Gett … more →
Apathetic in Christ: What “Reveal” Fails to Reveal
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Dr. Tom Cocklereece wrote 8 months ago: New SD Logo In recent days the Willow Creek Association has turned a focus upon the lack of spir … more →
New York City Leadership Center: Greg Laurie, Rick Warren, Ken Blanchard
Simplicity In Christ wrote 10 months ago: Recently Lighthouse Trails reported that Greg Laurie was involved in and sponsoring a leadership eve … more →
Hybels Challenges Thousands to Refuse God Nothing
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julia wrote 11 months ago: By Lillian Kwon Christian Post Reporter Sat, Aug. 09 2008 10:32 AM EDT FAIRFAX, Va. – Church lead … more →
Leadership Summit 08 - Craig Groeschel
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brianwurzell wrote 11 months ago: Craig talked about the ‘it’ factor within our ministries. this prayer really sums up th … more →
Leadership Summit - Catherine Rohr
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brianwurzell wrote 11 months ago: I learned of a new ministry and opportunity for us to reach those that Jesus reached. namely, the im … more →
Leadership Summit - Day 1
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regeneratemind wrote 11 months ago: The 2008 Leadership Summit sponsored by the Willow Creek Association is under way. Today’s speakers … more →
Hybels on "misinformation" regarding the REVEAL survey
Jonathan Ignacio wrote 1 year ago: Out of Ur: In a video released on June 5, Bill Hybels discusses the “unfortunate” reporting that has … more →
Willow Creek: No longer a seeker-sensitive church
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Neil Schori wrote 1 year ago: I’ve known about this for a while now, but now it is public information…Willow Creek wil … more →
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