Ed Stetzer

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  Mar 25, 2011

  How to Offer Criticism: Part 1

  Before you criticize, be sure you understand the person and perspective with which you are taking issue

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  Feb 27, 2011

  The Myth of Teenage Rebellion

  It is a myth that teens consistently rebel in every culture and context. Teen rebellion is more common in Western industrialized societies

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  Jan 3, 2011

  Kick-Starting the Plateaued and Declining Church, Part 5

  In leading a church toward revitalization, the opposition may not occur externally as much as internally.

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  Dec 27, 2010

  Kick-Starting the Plateaued and Declining Church, Part 4

  After assessing the situation, it's time to start facing reality and helping people start making some changes.

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  Dec 22, 2010

  Why Share Christ at Christmas

  More than the mere insistence of saying \"Merry Christmas,\" this season, like few other times of year, provides us with a scenario where our entire culture is at least cognizant of Jesus.

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  Dec 17, 2010

  Kick-Starting the Plateaued and Declining Church, Part 3

  Basically, if a church is in a pattern of plateau, it can likely be kick-started more quickly and won't need as much priming.

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  Dec 9, 2010

  Kick-Starting the Plateaued and Declining Church, Part 2

  Don't go into the situation thinking that you know everything there is to know about the people and the place that God is sending you to minister.

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  Dec 2, 2010

  Kick-Starting the Plateaued and Declining Church

  Anyone who has had to start a pushmower, chainsaw, or anything with a cord knows how frustrating it can be at times to get things started, especially when the machine is older and colder.

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  Nov 23, 2010

  Converts to What? – On the Need for Showing and Sharing the Love of Christ

  I continue to see movements gaining traction among Christians that do not seem to have many converts. In other words, they have recruits to their cause, but few converts to Christ.

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  Nov 11, 2010

  Why I Speak to Other Groups and How I Decide

  I can and do speak at places where I disagree with the hosts. I get that not everyone feels comfortable doing that.