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Do You Know Those You Are Called to Lead?
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Posted by Excellerators on Jan 2, 2007, 09:21
Although large majorities of the public claim to be “deeply spiritual” and say that their religious faith is “very important” in their life, only 15% of those who regularly attend a Christian church ranked their relationship with God as the top priority in their life. As alarming as that finding was, its significance was magnified by research showing that on average pastors believe that...(curious? Click the article to read more)
What in the World Does This Mean?
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Posted by Excellerators of the Florida Baptist Convention on Jan 2, 2007, 09:18
Revolutionaries have a series of beliefs that were much more likely than those of typical born again adults to coincide with biblical teachings. Their self-perceptions were also dramatically different than that of other born again adults.
The Year That Was and What Will Be
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Posted by Excellerators of the Florida Baptist Convention on Jan 2, 2007, 09:13
Among the most significant trends that George Barna found as he did his research over 2006 were the following. They are offered in a very short form with a challenge for you to ponder as a leader….
Did You Make the List?
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Posted by Excellerators on Jul 23, 2006, 16:53
Have you seen the "50 Most Influential Churches" in an Agape Press story, based on the original report in the June issue of The Church Report magazine?
Adults Feel Accepted by God...BUT...
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Posted by Office of Leadership Development of the Florida Baptist Convention on Aug 16, 2005, 11:11
How people react to moral issues is a common challenge these days. Yet, in spite of the fact that most Americans consider themselves to be Christian, very few adults base their moral decisions on the Bible, and surprisingly few believe that absolute moral truth exists
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