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Ever wondered what God feels when you sin? I've always known God hates sin but loves the sinner, but it's so hard to wrap my arms around God's love when it seems to be schizophrenic like that.

Has the church too closely follow the corporate model in filling its leadership vacuums? Is the process of accepting resumes, background checks and interviews, the only way of finding good leaders for the church? What if we viewed church leadership as an indicator of our commitment to making disciples, would this change how and why we staffed our worship communities?

what is "community?" what does it mean to "form community?" will a first century model meet the needs of a twenty-first century mind? can one truly develop community in cyberspace?

I have always said that truth can be found in the narrative; that being the case, I believe leadership is found in the narrator. Let me explain. For years my wife has been buying me books on leadership – birthdays,

(We know others may see, and define, an emerging community of faith, or emerging ministry, differently then we do, and we accept that.  You see believe that each community of faith needs to find,

I'm not sure why (though I'm certain there is some psychological reason), but people find people falling funny! People tripping people, people falling down stairs, people tripping over their own feet,

"Religion" has bored us to tears, but Christ has called us for relationship and so much more in abundance than plain old religious activity.

We Christians have become a truly religious culture all to our own, and somehow lost the very heart of what it means to have relationship with God. In this article you will be challenged to think again outside the box.

When did Christianity turn into a religion of hate?

This article is a brief look at how the world perceives many churches by the words on their signs and what it might say about the God they serve.