By Charles Stone on Feb 25, 2016
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When we discover, develop, and deploy our strengths and gifts, we maximize our Kingdom impact and experience the greatest joy.
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By Brady Boyd on Apr 25, 2020
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Brady Boyd: "I think both approaches have merit for the local church and it’s the job of the pastor to listen to what God is saying and obey."
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By Sermoncentral on May 27, 2020
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Karl Vaters reminds us of the power that flows from leveraging our strengths.
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By Sermoncentral on Jul 3, 2017
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“Is this depression? I have almost no motivation for anything. I have been praying and I will keep praying for God to be my strength but how do you fight when you don’t feel like fighting?"
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By Thomas C. Brown on Aug 10, 2017
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"He has not chosen the strong, but the weak. He has not recruited the mighty, but the frail. He has not selected those who think themselves capable and worthy, but those who know themselves deficient and disqualified apart from his cleansing, preserving, and empowering grace."
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By Steven Fuller on Jul 23, 2018
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Sometimes we have to preach to ourselves before we can preach to others. Here's how one pastor found a firm place to stand.
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By Duncan Hamilton on Apr 23, 2016
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Liddell wasn’t for sale at any price. He told one congregation that ‘the greatest danger was victory,’ which he further defined as ‘bringing a man up to a level above the strength of his character’. He appealed to another to ‘keep sport free from anything that tends to lower its purity and value’ and to ‘engage in it’ for ‘the sport’s sake alone’. He revealed to a third that no cheering from an athletics crowd had given as much pleasure as his religion.
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By Sermoncentral on Aug 21, 2017
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I suppose, in my little prayer nook in my study, where I have a little prayer bench that I built in 1975, as I’ve bent over that bench thousands of times, the most common prayer has been, “Lead me not into temptation. Deliver me from evil (see Matthew 6:13). Keep me. Keep me. I feel so utterly unable to do the next thing. My kids are at the breakfast table. I have nothing. I’m supposed to model joyful fatherhood, and I’m so depressed I can hardly remember their names. Help me.”
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