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Winston Churchill: The Five Distinct Truths

Winston Churchill faced severe adversity in World War I. The World War 1 mess in Turkey, where Britain tried to use its fleet to force open the Dardanelles but got bogged down in trench warfare, became known as Churchill’s Folly. But he learned from it, notably the need for unity of purpose to avoid the [...]

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3 Elements A Great Preacher Understands

I have heard terrible messages before.  I have delivered terrible messages before.  I have often asked: What makes a great preacher great? I think about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Charles Spurgeon, Johnny Hunt, Craig Groeschel, and Andy Stanley.  What do they do that is so great?  Through my readings and observations of numerous preachers, [...]

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PRESS RELEASE: THE WHITEBOARD SESSIONS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jason Young The Whiteboard Sessions 770.883.6978 jy@jasonyounglive.com http://thewhiteboardsessions.com THE WHITEBOARD SESSIONS ANNOUNCES A NEW DIRECTOR On August 23, 2010, Jason Young from Atlanta, Georgia became the new director of The Whiteboard Sessions (WIBO). After a successful three year run led by Ben Arment, Jason took over as Director of the church [...]

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Make Your Meetings Count

I remember being on a team once that would begin almost every week with these words from the leader, “So, what do you have today?”  Have you ever gone to a weekly meeting and thought to yourself (or maybe you vocalized), “We don’t need to meet every week just to meet!” I am not a [...]

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Book Notes: Be Our Guest

You build the best product you can.  You give people effective training to support the delivery of exceptional service.  You learn from your experiences.  And you celebrate success.  You never stop growing.  You never stop believing. Customers want memorable experiences and companies must become stagers of experiences. The magic of service: The quality service cycle [...]

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Online Church Equals Online Porn?

My pastor recently said in his Sunday message: You really cannot do church by yourself.  Church was not intended, not designed and can’t really be church without a group of people. You have to be engaged with people.  If your church is out of iTunes and you just sit and watch, it is a little [...]

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10 Questions Every Church Should Ask

1-Do we offer a worship experience that focuses on leading people to an encounter with God? 2-Do we have a clear system on how someone can get involved on a volunteer team? 3-Do we an intentional strategy to equip, develop, and release volunteer leaders? 4-Do we care about what Jesus really did for humanity? 5-Do [...]

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Book Notes: 5 Minds For The Future

The disciplined mind has mastered at least one way of thinking-a distinctive mode of cognition that characterizes a specific scholarly discipline, craft, or profession.  Research reveals that it takes up to ten years to master a discipline. Without at least one discipline under his belt, the individual is destined to march to someone else’s tune. [...]

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