Five Things Successful People Struggle With
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It's not easy being good at what you do.
I remember being invited to speak for 1,000 pastors. I said yes, and prepared my message. As I sat in front getting ready to speak, a fear like I've never experienced before gripped me. Voices in my head said things like:
What were you thinking saying yes?
You will not do very well!
The best thing you can do right now is get up and go. Run, Roger, RUN!
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Marketing Religion and Faith
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I was born and lived next to Donald and Mickey. Moved to Edgemont 1st Ward in 1962. Now live in Highland 23rd Ward, near the Point and on SR 92 - the Loop - which leads past Bob's house and heads south on University. As you come into town you'll note the Tabernacle is being transformed into a Temple and Moroni is greeting all visitors.
English? Yes. Note the following translation from Western/Utahn/Mormon. Read More
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Daniel R. Jackson, president of the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, was elected on June 28, 2010 by the delegates of the world church at their business session in Atlanta, Georgia. He is a native Canadian and, with the exception of five years of service in the Southern Asia Division, has lived and ministered in Canada. He is a graduate of Canadian Union College (Now Burman University) and Andrews University, from which he holds an M.A. in Systematic Theology. During his career, Dan has served the church as a pastor, teacher, and administrator. Dan and his wife Donna enjoy the three children and four grandchildren the Lord has given them. Watch Here
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Events, Resources, Announcements
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inSpire 2016 Songwriting Contest this year includes a special track for fresh, new worship songs by 10-15 year olds. The deadline is March 24, 2016 - Be sure to tell your young song writers about this opportunity.
9 Things That Worked in the Church A Decade Ago That Don't Today - So you entered into church leadership full of enthusiasm and fresh ideas. And for a season, a lot of those ideas worked. You saw your ministry grow, people come to faith and the mission advance. But times change. And-these days especially-culture is changing faster than ever before. As a result, the shelf life of ideas, assumptions and approaches is shorter than it has ever been. What used to work, doesn't. Not anymore.
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