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Failure, Not Success, Makes A Leader Great

Discipleship is one beggar taking another beggar to the place he finds daily bread.

Written by J. D. Greear | Monday, October 22, 2012

Peter’s failures put him in touch with God’s grace, and God’s grace is where a leader’s real strength comes from. In fact, it is a church leader’s most valuable resource to help others in need. You can only pour God’s grace into others when you are filled with it yourself.

The most famous woman you’ve never met

Now there's a new musical called Scandalous, about a colorful, some would say corrupt, evangelist named Aimee Semple McPherson

Written by Cal Thomas | Monday, October 22, 2012

The book and lyrics for Scandalous were written by Kathie Lee Gifford, who is controversial in her own right, not because she is guilty of any of the sins associated with Aimee, but because she is a Christian who tries to live a life pleasing to the One she follows.

John Piper on “Sports in the Age to Come”

Will there be touchdowns in the new creation? Grand-slam homeruns? Three-pointers at the buzzer

Written by Desiring God | Monday, October 22, 2012

And in the age to come, our appropriation of sports will finally be gloriously dialed in to its perfectly Jesus-exalting place, free from our sinful tendencies to either make sports an idol or downplay their goodness as God’s gifts.

A million dollar difference

The major an undergraduate chooses makes a big difference in lifetime earnings potential

Written by Catherine Rogers, WORLD on Campus | Monday, October 22, 2012

The surveys showed that science and engineering majors had a significant advantage because they were more likely to find consistent, full-time employment. Students that graduated with more popular majors - such as the visual and performing arts, communications, education, literature, languages and psychology - earned an average of $55,000 a year and 50 percent suffered from seasons of unemployment

“Why Did My Daddy Leave?”

Ministering To A Child Whose Father Has Abandoned The Family

Written by Brian Croft | Sunday, October 21, 2012

What I did say is she needed to know a common way God is at work in the lives of all Christians, regardless our age. God teaches us some amazing lessons when we suffer. We may not see them now, but we will see them clearer when some time has passed. I believe this smart little girl as well as other children can begin to understand this merciful quality about our sovereign God.

Don’t Be Sidelined by the Gender Debate

The debate over gender roles can distract women from serving with all their might in the church.

Written by Trillia Newbell, TGC | Sunday, October 21, 2012

It's tempting to focus on one aspect of church involvement closed to women rather than rejoice over the hundreds of ways we can and should be serving. If I am not a pastor, does that mean my service means less? Not so, according to Paul, who teaches us to take joy in working hard for God in every way he has gifted us, for the benefit of the body and to God's glory.

Persecution, Pain, and Jesus

Persecuting and Hurting the Faithful

Written by William H. Smith | Sunday, October 21, 2012

What about the fellowship fall-out at Rome, the moral problems in Corinth, the confusion in Galatia, the disagreement among the women of the church in Philippi, the misunderstanding of the Christian life at Colossae, the difficulties in Thessalonica? These were the churches Paul loved, because these were the churches Jesus loved.

Caring for your pastor

Where can churches and individuals begin in regaining this vision and finding ways to meaningfully put it into practice?

Written by William Van Doodewaard | Sunday, October 21, 2012

If you are called to preach the gospel, all hell will be up in arms against you. Prepare for battle and stand firm in the good ways of God. Indeed you must not expect to gain much of this world’s goods by preaching the gospel. What you get must come through the devil’s teeth, and he will hold it fast as he can.' --Wm Grimshaw

Am I A Solider of the Cross?

The Cadence of Psalm 27 from the viewpoint of David, the Soldier

Written by Michael Milton | Sunday, October 21, 2012

As prayerful reflection on the truths that we find in Psalm 17 brought divine perspective to Isaac Watts, it did so for David and for countless others Soldiers of the Cross. So let it bring optimistic hope to you in Jesus Christ our Lord. For this Psalm is about Him, anticipates Him, and follows the Gospel pattern of seeing that the things that come against us are really the things, like the Cross brought Resurrection, the things that lead us home.

Our Shining City on a Hill?

A review of In Search of the City on a Hill, Richard M. Gamble, (Continuum, 2012)

Written by Aimee Byrd | Sunday, October 21, 2012

Do you believe that America is the “city on a hill” that Christ was referring to in his Sermon on the Mount? Are there more than one of these cities? Was Jesus talking about a civil nation at all, or was this a metaphor of the church?

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