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5 Lame Excuses Not to Mentor

Many Christians never mentor (disciple) people in their world – and if they were really honest they’d admit to one or more of these lame excuses.

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Questions That Create Clarity (For Churches)

Most church leaders would agree that it’s important to create clarity for the people they lead. At the same time, few churches are able to create the kind of clarity that actually reaches everyone in the organization.

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Tax Collectors in Jesus’s Day

Tax collectors are referred to often throughout the ministry of Jesus. They were despised social outcasts. Understanding the position of the tax-collectors will help us understand more about the mission of Jesus.

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Signs of Teen Depression

Depression is on the rise today, especially among teens. Parents need to learn the common signs of depression and what to do about it.

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How Would Jesus Relate to Mormons?

To help us understand how to respond to our LDS neighbors, we should consider the example of how Jesus might relate to Latter-day Saints – based on his interaction with Samaritans.

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Mormons and Non-Mormons

This lesson explores how Mormons typically relate to non-Mormons, in order to understand the attitudes and experiences one can expect to face as a member of a religious minority in Utah.

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Living as a Religious Minority

In Utah, Mormonism and its influence are like part of the air we breathe. Mormons often dominate in society. That may seem daunting to non-Mormons, especially newcomers. But there is hope.

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Seasons of Coaching

Every coaching relationship goes through predictable seasons. If you understand how a coaching relationship typically progresses, you can better discern how to interact with the leaders you are mentoring.

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Coaching Experienced Small Group Leaders

If I were to make a list of the top 10 most frustrating issues in building an effective coaching structure, the frustration of assigning coaches retroactively to existing small group leaders would probably be #1 or #2 almost every time.

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