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POLL: How much of your typical sermon is devoted to application of the text?

How much of your typical sermon is devoted to application of the text? None Less then 10% 10-25% 25-50% 50-75% More than 75% Funny quotes ... Continue Reading...

VIDEO: Theologian J.I. Packer: Evangelical preaching is too light on the holiness of God

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J. I. Packer responds to the question, "What are your biggest discouragements and encouragements concerning Evangelicals today?"... Continue Reading...

POLL: How long is a typical sermon series for you?

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How long is a typical sermon series for you? Longer than 15 weeks 10-15 weeks 6-10 weeks 2-5 weeks I do not preach in series Survey Maker ... Continue Reading...

POLL: Do you allow political candidates to speak in your church?

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Do you allow political candidates to speak in your church? Yes, on a regular basis Yes, on occasion Only rarely Never Sage Quotes ... Continue Reading...

VIDEO: Max Lucado deals with the question: Why are you afraid?

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Author Max Lucado talks about our fears and how God views them.... Continue Reading...

POLL: On average, how much time do you pray daily?

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On average, how much time do you pray daily? More than an hour 30-60 minutes 15-29 minutes 5-15 minutes Less than 5 minutes None Survey Maker ... Continue Reading...

5 Signs a Church Needs to Change

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"Leading change in the church can only work if it is God-led, God-powered, and God-ordained."

James K.A. Smith talks about what it is like to live in a secular age.

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Can You Dig it?

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Apparently people are not dying to get into this profession. According to a June 4 UPI story, “Dozens of gravediggers gathered in Hungary for the nation's first ever national grave-digging competition to pro... Continue Reading...

Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress Free Productivity

Michael Duduit and Preaching.com

Whenever I talk to pastors about the battle of the schedule, I typically encourage them to read David Allen’s classic book Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress Free Productivity (Penguin Books). Though it’s ... Continue Reading...