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Being a pastor’s wife: The role of transparency
Being a pastor’s wife can feel like being a solo traveler on a long trip in a foreign country. There is the rush that comes from the adventure of learning to traverse different terrain, experimenting with new cuisine, and taking time to understand the values and avoid the landmines of another culture... read more
Success is about persistence, timing and attitude
It has been almost 40 years since I left the pastorate to become a child care executive. I have spoken in many different kinds of churches, about 1,000 since 1983. Today, churches face a happy, scary, exhilarating, depressing, encouraging and frightening time... read more
Why I’m praying for more ministers and missionaries
I am praying for 100,000 Christians to be called into the ministry and into missions. During the past several months, I have been part of a group of believers who are fervently praying for a powerful wave of revival to sweep our land and for vast numbers of lost people to be saved... read more
Equipping your children to live in a pro-LGBTQ culture
For the last couple of years, the volume has increased over concerns related to parental rights, especially at public schools. What focused for a time as concerns over in-person education and the use of masks during the pandemic has quickly returned to concerns over matters of sexuality and gender... read more
14 ways to increase giving in your church
If you want to increase the giving in your congregation, consider these steps: 1. Teach what the Bible teaches. It is clear God expects believers to give cheerfully (2 Cor. 9:7), regularly (1 Cor. 16:2) and sacrificially (Mark 12:41-44)... read more
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Being a pastor’s wife: The role of transparency
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Criticism of Johnny Hunt ‘restoration’ grows; preaching slot canceled
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Barber criticizes announcement of Hunt ‘restoration’ as ‘repugnant’
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N.C. Baptists respond to widespread power outages in Moore County
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Sills files defamation suit against SBC, Lyell, others
