Jesus told His disciples that faith, like a grain of mustard seed, can move a mountain.
This podcast presents short ideas that bless when the concepts are put into practice and become habits.
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Are we living with the consequences of the leaders we’ve shaped—or failed to shape?
Have you ever wondered why toxic conflict lingers in churches, eve…
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Why is transition to new elders sometimes difficult, especially when a preacher has been with a church for decades?
Why is a preacher often surprised …
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How does a preacher decide to move to another church. How does he choose the church where he will work? What are the things he looks for to make that…
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Have you noticed that different families have different rules?
Did your mother and father have different rules?
Did you know who to ask to get what y…
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What do you do when you are speechless?
What do you do when someone tells you that you look weird?
Do you do whatever they say to make you look unweird…
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How are you doing on forgiving yourself? What if you are trying to do something that can't be done?
Listen to this episode. Forgiveness is a gift that…
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Why do people sometimes take the preacher's side in a church fuss?
Why do some people call the preacher Pastor?
What does the Bible say?
Why would peopl…
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What do you do when you’ve had severe trauma in your life? How do you deal with repeating nightmares? Does my faith in God prevent me from seeking pr…
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Reflections on the first year of this podcast. Thank you for your support and encouragment.
Top 10 downloads for this year.
When you find a "mustard s…
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Is it a sin to be angry?
How can I keep from sinning when I feel angry?
What scriptures and principles can guide me in dealing with anger?
As an Amazon …
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"You never get a second chance to make a good first impression."
When people are considering visiting your congregation, what is their first impressio…
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I've often heard that money causes the most conflict in marriage. Gail and I haven't experienced that.
One of our first big arguments was where to sq…
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How do we reconcile what Paul said to the church at Corinth in 1 Corinthians 1:1-9 with what he wrote in the rest of the book? Were they hopeless? Wo…
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Do you recognize transitions in groups or ignore them?
I've found that recognizing and discussing the transitions is better than ignoring them and be…
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What do you do when you are tired, burned out, and don't even have time to eat? Jesus said, "Come away...and rest awhile."
A sabbatical in the summer …
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Wanting to be a teacher and having a severe problem with stuttering presented a problem for young John Whitwell. With the help of others, he overcame…
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Jerrie's cousin, John Whitwell, tells how he went from Cow Holler near Centerville, Tennessee, to be the Director of Bands at the University of Michi…
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How can elders and deacons keep their roles separate yet compatible and cooperative?
How can elders oversee and not micromanage?
Steps in Delegation b…
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Why do we have trouble with having peaceful, productive conversations?
Could it be because it would be challenging to have an enjoyable game if some p…
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Why do we have trouble with having peaceful, productive conversations?
Could it be because it would be challenging to have an enjoyable game if some p…