Quotes of the Week – Best of Twitter

Reminders of the power of language from Nelson Statistics show that people who curse in the workplace don’t get promoted as often. Ready to curb the curse? Pure language isn’t a requirement of a close walk with God; it’s a result. Curse words are verbal expressions of unfaithfulness that have grown directly out of the curse God put on sin. … Read More


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Happy (Belated) 67th Yom Ha’atzmaut: Israel Independence Day

יום עצמאות It’s Israel’s Independence Day! YOM HA’ATZMAUT, which ended at sundown last night, commemorates Israel’s establishment as an independent Jewish state. Much like Americans on July 4th, Israelis celebrate the 5th of Iyar, according to the Hebrew calendar, with parades, fireworks and parties. An official ceremony is held every year on Mount Herzl, Jerusalem on the evening of Yom … Read More


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Easter Sale – 115+ Resources HALF OFF!

I’m excited for this Holy Week and anticipating the Easter impact The Journey Church will make this Sunday. I’m also excited for you and your church’s preparation to make this the best Easter Sunday ever! I want to be sure you don’t miss a special opportunity to pick up some great resources (many we’ve been using at The Journey to prepare … Read More


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The Most Frequent Burdens Pastors Face

Today’s guest post was written by Chuck Lawless, Professor of Evangelism and Missions and Dean of Graduate Studies at Southeastern Seminary. In my years of church consulting, I have spent hours talking to local church pastors. Much of the conversation revolves around church structure, vision, etc., but seldom does the conversation stay at that level. Pastors, it seems, long for … Read More


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Inherent Power of Words – A Saturday Quote

“Words have an inherent power, a force capable of lighting one’s paths and horizons. Used correctly and positively, words are the first building blocks for success and inner peace. Used incorrectly and negatively, they are capable of undermining even the best of intentions.” – Stephen R. Covey


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