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Many times the church gets stuck because the WAY we do church becomes more important than WHY we do church.
Every leader needs someone who believes in them when they've stopped believing in themselves. careynieuwhof.com/29-of-past… via @cnieuwhof
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PASTORS IN A PANDEMIC
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Everyone has had a truly difficult year and the past 12 months have been brutal, refining and unpredictable. From my perspective, I’ve seen how it’s affected pastors emotionally, mentally and professionally.
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Congrats to Coach Williams and @UNC_Basketball on a great win. Good luck in the ACC Tournament this week.
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If the church is going to reach its potential, change isn't optional. It's inevitable.
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most church services that you’re avoiding this weekend... took more precautions preparing for your safety, than the stores, restaurants, or parties that you didn’t avoid this week.
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Did you catch yesterday's NEW POST?
careynieuwhof.com/new-exodus…
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The Mack Brown Effect™
@TarHeelFootball is back in the top 5 for the first time since Brown's first run in charge at Chapel Hill 🐏👏
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Stubbornly clinging to the past makes thriving in the future a lot harder.
I know it's hard, but embracing change is the way forward: bit.ly/3g5lSWG
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Disciple = shape, teach, form
Don’t let the world disciple you.
Don’t let CNN disciple you.
Don’t let Fox News disciple you.
Don’t let a political party disciple you.
Don’t let Facebook disciple you.
Let the Bible disciple you.
Let the Holy Spirit disciple you.
This weekend would have been a time for recognition of graduating seniors at Woodland Park. Since we couldn’t meet, what did our Student Ministry staff do? They surprised the seniors… instagram.com/p/B_uzeJVnXJyQ…
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Compassion for the outsider, over comfort for the insider, should always take precedence. danreiland.com/grow-church-i…
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Spent two hours over coffee this morning with my youth pastor. Baptized me. Officiated my wedding. I love him and his example was pivotal for my own faith. I always wanted to be like him.
Youth pastors: Your ministry may be one that takes awhile to bear fruit, but stay faithful!
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God often calls us to wait for His promises.
Noah - 120 yrs for promised rain
Abraham - 25 yrs for the promised son
Joseph - 22 yrs for the promised dream
Simeon - his whole life for promised Messiah
What promise are you trusting God for?
He may seem slow, but He's faithful
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Pastor, Saturday may be the 2nd most important day of your week. Rest, relax, spend time with the family, have some fun. Then review your sermon, pray and prepare for the spiritual battle that comes in the morning. Tonight, rest in the assurance the Father will give the victory!!

















