What it takes to Grow People Spiritually: Reflecting on Dallas Willard’s not so surprising strategy
The best strategy for growing people spiritually is to first grow ourselves. In so doing we model the change we wish to see in them.
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Whaid Rose, former president of the General Conference, is dean of the Artios Center for Vibrant Leadership and pastors the Newton, NC CoG7. He and his wife, Marjolene, live in Denver, NC.
Faithful to the Vision
Genesis and Revelation are bookends to God’s big story. Genesis tells us how everything got started; Revelation explains how it will all end. Their similarities…
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Answering God’s Call: Living for a greater cause
Since God has called us, we live for a cause greater than ourselves, and our lives continue to make an impact long after we’re gone.
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Ground Zero Perspectives NEW: Remembering September 11 and the Lessons We Learned
This collective jolt back to reality only happens when a nation finds itself at “Ground Zero,” and we need Ground Zero perspectives again.
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Our Work and Our Worship: Labor Day Reflections for Committed Disciples
Our work becomes our worship. The work of our hands is elevated from a necessary evil we engage in to a labor of love done…
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Leading with a Limp
Jacob holds the distinction of being the only person who wrestled with God and survived (Genesis 32:28). He not only wrestled with God but also…
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Compassion for the Masses: Six lessons gleaned from a busy day of ministry with Jesus
Ministry must be motivated by a genuine compassion for the needs of the masses and is about meeting people's needs.
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3 Questions Every Leader Should Be Asking
These are questions church leaders should be asking. The challenging circumstances of the past 15 months make them more pressing than ever.
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How Do You Make the Most of Life’s Second Half?
For those still searching, check this out and make the most of life’s second half: Half Time: Moving from Success to Significance.
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For Those Who Grieve
Reflections on the passing of David Ross and words of encouragement to Makayla, her girls, and the Artios Community
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