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The Red Tent by Anita Diamant

By Sarah Wells  |  February 8, 2010
In preparation for our book discussion on The Red Tent in February, I'd like to walk through the biblical account of the marriages of Leah and Rachel and what happened in Shechem. I think it will be interesting to look at this account vs. what is given by Anita through Dinah in The Red Tent, and consider these stories as they relate to us today.

Shoveling, More Shoveling...and well, Shoveling.

By Josh Sumpter  |  February 6, 2010
Two days ago the weather man said we would get 1-2 feet of snow. I laughed. The snow laughed back as it fell all night. And so here I am today, exhausted. Why, you might ask?

God-Moments at McDonalds

By Josh Sumpter  |  January 13, 2010
McDonalds. A cup of coffee. Hash browns. McMuffins. Sitting next to an awesome youth leader for conversation. Forty minutes. This is a quick glimpse of the setting experienced with Josh Derr on Wednesday morning...

Re-Defining Success

By David Sherwood  |  May 29, 2009
How does a church, ministry, or leader define "success?" What should we measure and evaluate to define impact?
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Extreme Ecclesiology and College Ministry

By David Sherwood  |  May 27, 2009
Extreme ecclesiology and campus ministry: "Church why bother?" or Do college students need to attend a "church?" Especially if they are already involved in campus ministry.

The 5 D’s of Leadership

By David Sherwood  |  May 16, 2009
Years ago I did a study of Joseph. On his way to God's ultimate plan, Joseph (as well as many other leaders) experienced five specific phases on the road to his destiny. This week we'll talk about the four phases (or D's) most leaders experience.
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