The Maturity Myth
A lot of Christians don’t feel qualified to make disciples. They think they have to mature first and become more spiritual. But that’s a myth.
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A lot of Christians don’t feel qualified to make disciples. They think they have to mature first and become more spiritual. But that’s a myth.
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Learn a simple three-part framework that will help you understand the difference between believing something in your head and acting on it from your heart.
Read MoreWhenever an evangelical Christian and a Latter-day Saint discuss beliefs, they soon encounter the problem of terminology. To have meaningful faith conversations, never assume that your LDS friend understands common terms the way you do.
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God has gifted every Christian to serve in his church. Every person has a place on the team, and every role is important.
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Learn how to use our resources to create a mentoring culture in your youth ministry.
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We’ve all heard stories of pastors, priests, and other spiritual leaders who have led many people astray. In this article, we examine the role spiritual leaders should play in our lives, and how we can evaluate them.
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Got one or two people eager to meet with you in a mentoring relationship – but struggling to find the time? Try these three simple steps to mentor over the phone.
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Sometimes it’s difficult to show your group or mentor how valuable this mentoring thing is in the long run. Here are four tips that might get the job done.
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One of the best ways to help your teen grow in his or her faith is to move them toward a mentoring relationship. Try these 4 simple steps to make that happen.
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It’s important to talk through grief. Here are some questions that can help.
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Dealing with the loss of a loved one is confusing and disorienting. Use these five simple steps as a guide for moving forward.
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Some churches practice infant baptism while others practice adult baptism (or “believers baptism”). How do we make sense of it all from a biblical perspective?
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The “Teacher Notes” page in each week’s KC packet helps teachers prepare and lead in the classroom experience.
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Poison is stuff in your house that can really hurt you if you eat it or drink it. Did you know the Bible says you should stay away from people who are poisonous?
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Have you ever said this: “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” It’s not true! Words can be poisonous.
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We make the decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God.
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The second step of Alcoholics Anonymous states, “We come to believe that a power greater than ourselves can restore us to sanity.”
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Poison is all around us – not just the kind that can hurt our bodies, but the kind that can hurt the way we think. Here are three kinds of poisonous thoughts…
Read MoreDoes God keep his promises to us? If so, how does that work in our lives?
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Does worry actually ever change anything for the better? Not really.
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Leading a gateway service is one of the most important roles for the weekend services. As a...
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Ryan is a real-life guy who uses the pursueGOD.org resources to mentor a few guys at work. Here’s what he’s learned so far.
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