Church Leaders Update

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  Is Your Career an Extension of the Church? How do we reclaim the church mountain to fulfill its mandate to equip change agents? Os Hillman Aug 21, 2013
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  The Key to Contentment Contentment does not come naturally. It is something we must learn. How do we learn it? Through the fires of affliction. Dr. Roger Barrier Aug 21, 2013
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  The Pastor's Reward Only two things in this world are eternal—the Word of God and people. Dr. Ray Pritchard Aug 14, 2013
• Squeezed or Transformed? Squeezed or Transformed? (February, 2003 POL) Topic: Transformation Author: James A. Harnish, Hyde Park United Methodist Church, Tampa FL Title: Squeezed or Transformed? Text: Romans 12:1-8 Let's begin... James A. Harnish Aug 14, 2013
• Guard Your Flock ... Even From Other Christians "It may seem ironic, but some of the people from whom you have to most tenaciously guard your church are other believers," Ed Stetzer writes in a blog series regarding pastors developing healthy boundaries... Anna Kuta Aug 14, 2013
• Why Millennials Are Coming to Church While we don't have a ton of college students, the largest percentage of our growth at Redeemer comes from the millennial generation. Here's what they're saying... Joe Thorn Aug 07, 2013
• Is the Church Even Trying to Impact the Workplace? A 2009 Barna survey found only 19% of Christians (and 4% of those in their 20's) hold a biblical worldview. What do we do with this? Os Hillman Aug 07, 2013
• Music Is a Great Gift... But a Lousy "God" I am reminded of the observations many have made that people are incurably religious. If they do not worship God, they will find something to worship. Randy Newman Aug 07, 2013
• Are You a Part-Time Churchgoer? You May Be Surprised It’s not the content you receive every week that is so formative; it’s the act of being together and making the Lord’s family your priority. It’s similar to a family to eats every night together at the... Trevin Wax Aug 07, 2013
• Three Great Reasons to Tell Stories in Your Preaching There are countless reasons for dropping the occasional story into your sermon. Here are my top three. Joe McKeever Jul 31, 2013
• The Surprising Blessings that Overtake the Generous The God who promised we won’t lose our reward for giving a cup of cold water to a disciple won’t fail to bless us when we bless others, especially to the poor. Sooner or later, his blessings will overtake... Mark Altrogge Jul 31, 2013
• Pastors Must Lead the Effort for Racial Reconciliation The pursuit of racial reconciliation is difficult at best, but we have a hope that is greater. A hope that reconciliation and the pursuit of the good of our neighbors will win out over hatred and the pursuit... Scott Roley Jul 24, 2013