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Emotions are a natural part of marriage for both spouses. True growth and stability in marriage come from recognizing that each emotion has its place.
A Wheel of Emotions: Finding Balance for Lasting Growth
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Where Do We Go from Here?
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We’re all interim leaders and at some point retirement is inevitable. Therefore, church elders and boards should be proactive to ensure a healthy, smooth pastoral transition.
Helicopter parenting is dead. Bulldozer parenting is dead. Divine-sovereignty is the new parenting style.
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We were made to be images of God. And this is the primary role of parents. To pour in and summon out the truth of this identity in the emerging generation.
Filling the Leadership Void
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In addition to praying for harvest workers (Matthew 9:38), David Faust offers several suggestions for addressing the church’s leadership shortage.
A Time of Refreshing
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When Bob Russell retired from his stellar 40-year ministry with Southeast Christian Church, he created a unique retreat to encourage those who serve as lead ministers in their congregations.
We Have Been There Before
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God has helped us in ages past, and he won’t forsake us in the new year ahead.
A Raccoon, a Mayor, and a Rural Revival
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The historic First Christian Church of Monticello, KY, has experienced growth and revival under the ministerial leadership of Joe Tipton.
Unforgettable Journey
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At Communion, we remember the journey that Jesus traveled on our behalf and the mission he successfully completed. We anticipate our own “launch” into our eternal home.
“The Opening Year”: A Christian Standard Editorial from 1875
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In his editorial for the start of 1875, Christian Standard’s founding editor, Isaac Errett, offered 5 suggestions to his readers that will enable them to “consecrate” themselves anew to Christ’s service in the forthcoming year. Though Errett’s suggestions are nearly 150 years old (originally published on January 2, 1875), we believe his comments are just as valuable today as they were when they were first published.