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God’s gifts to us
Leaders spread their light in different ways.
Christian community in the age of internet and podcast preachers
Is the ability to listen to a sermon online excuse enough to skip church?
Opportunity and obstacles
It seems like anytime you walk through the door of opportunity, you walk straight into a wall of obstacles.
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God Uses Willing Hearts
Work towards making your heart useful to God.
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Group Work
Ask someone to help with a burden you’ve carried alone.
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Send well
Nine things a sending church must do before sending a church planter.
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Thriving in ministry: the best young pastors
Stepping out of college and into the world of ministry can be a daunting prospect. After graduation, young ministers often feel unsure of how to use their education and apply it in the “real world.”
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God’s gifts to us
Leaders spread their light in different ways.
read more
Christian community in the age of internet and podcast preachers
Is the ability to listen to a sermon online excuse enough to skip church?
read more
Thrive In 5: Emotional
Anxiety Have you noticed how often Scripture tells us to not fear or be anxious? This command makes sense when we are in the presence of divine visitations. However, you may find it more challenging to “fear not” in the presence of your daily struggles or an...
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"Let your words be the genuine picture of your heart ." — John Wesley
Thrive in 5: Financial
The Importance of Saving Money Saving money is an important part of your personal financial journey. In John Wesley’s message on money, his three main points were earn all you can, save all you can and give all you can. Unfortunately, many people are not saving these...
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Growing the kingdom: Rev. Kenneth Figgs
Ask anyone in Harrington, Delaware, where the Wesleyan church is, and they’ll point you to the place where cars overflow the parking lot and line the streets any Sunday. Harrington is a town of 3,300 people, and about one in five call Calvary Wesleyan Church their...
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Avoiding the Isolation Trap
People in helping professions are often surrounded by others, but when healthy friendships are not fostered, it can be easy to get caught in a trap of isolation. Co-Director of Worship Arts at College Wesleyan, Jordan Rife sees fostering healthy friendships as a great...
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CMAD Webinar: Multiplying Discipleship
Is your desire to have multiplying discipleship? Join the Multiplying Discipleship Webinar with Jon Wiest – Multiplication Pastor at Trinity Church Indianapolis
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Formation of clergy: SWU higher education purposes to serve the church
The approach to formation of clergy is changing for the Religion Division of Southern Wesleyan University (SWU) as they study and innovate ministerial programs. Dr. Michael Tapper, chair of the Religion Division, shared how SWU is working toward preparing pastors for...
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A new chapter begins
There are people you encounter in life whose presence you just want to be in. They’re people who are excited, passionate and informed and they want you to jump in and be excited too. Keith Drury and Robert Black are these kinds of people. I recently had the...
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