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Top 10 Church Planting Questions

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By Mark Irmler, Tuesday, March 30, 2010
What is the pressing need of our generation? For every Christian to be a reproducing Christian, every pastor to be a reproducing pastor, and every church to be a reproducing church...
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The Devil Loves Church Planting

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By Mark Irmler, Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Churches Must Plant Churches
The devil loves church planting. Mormon churches, Kingdom Halls, mosques, and doctrinally-weak Christian churches are all fruit of Satan’s plan to twist the true, biblical church-planting model. He inspires false teachers to spread a false gospel and a false church.
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Church Growth by Multiplication

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By Mark Irmler, Friday, March 26, 2010
The Acts 1:8 Plan for Church Growth
Only two dozen American mega-churches—a church with at least 2,000 people in average attendance—existed in 1990 according to Outreach magazine. Today there are over 1,300 mega-churches in America. The mega-church movement has boomed.
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Solving a Problem or Misunderstanding

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By Dr. Rick Martin, Wednesday, March 17, 2010
A Missionary’s Relationship with Other Missionaries—Part 5
Make a decision that you will settle any misunderstanding in a biblical and Christ-like manner. That means that if you have a problem you should go to the person and try to settle it rather than criticize what the missionary did.
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The Extraordinary Life of Bob Hughes

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By Dr. Rick Martin, Monday, March 15, 2010
For 30 years I have prayed that someone would write a full biography of Missionary Bob Hughes. It was through this man that many missionaries, including myself, surrendered to go to the mission field. I believe the best way to introduce this book is by sharing the following email I sent to Bro. Roark after receiving a copy of the book.
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Why Pastors Should Visit the Mission Field

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By Dr. Kevin Folger, Friday, March 12, 2010
Five Benefits of Developing Your Heart for the World
I highly recommend that a pastor visit the mission field every year or at least every couple of years. Let me share with you some of the benefits that come out of visits to the field.
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Pastoral Leadership
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Missionaries in Your Area

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By Dr. Rick Martin, Wednesday, March 10, 2010
A Missionary’s Relationship with Other Missionaries—Part 4
Missionaries in your area most likely will have an impact (for good or bad) on your ministry because you and your workers will cross paths with the missionary and his workers often.You can also have a positive impact on their lives and ministry, depending on your attitude.
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Protect Your Ministry

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By Dr. Don Sisk, Saturday, January 30, 2010
Disaster Is Unthinkable
An old missionary is nearing death. In a few hours he will be executed. He thinks very little about his own circumstances. He mentions that he is offering himself as a sacrifice to the Lord, “I am now ready to be offered….” He thinks about his future journey, “the time of my departure is at hand….”
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Occupational Hazards

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By Dr. Don Sisk, Saturday, January 30, 2010
Five Traps of Satan
Every type of lifestyle has its peculiar hazard. My father was a coal miner. We knew that every day he entered the coal mine he risked his life. One day the horrible news came to my mother that he had been seriously injured by a mass of falling coal and slate in the pit where he had been working.
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Developing a Missions Strategy for the Local Church

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By Dr. Don Sisk, Saturday, January 30, 2010
The great task of worldwide evangelism was given to the church. It is the glorious privilege and responsibility of every group that calls themselves a church. Even though churches work together in this task, every church should pray, go, and give as if they were the only church.
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Borden of Yale

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By Dr. Rick Martin, Tuesday, January 5, 2010
The story of Bill Borden will touch your heart and challenge you. I had read stories about him and had even given illustrations about him, but I had never read his full biography.
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Learn from Other Missionaries

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By Dr. Rick Martin, Sunday, December 20, 2009
A Missionary’s Relationship with Other Missionaries—Part 3
Most missionaries have strengths and weaknesses. If you will be observant, you will find that some of the greatest helps to your ministry, your family, and yourself will come from . . .
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How to Treat Missionaries

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By Dr. R. B. Ouellette, Friday, December 18, 2009
Five Pointers for Treating Missionaries
Our independent Baptist churches support about 4,000 missionaries for a world of over 6 billion people. These missionaries have left their home churches for a strange culture to spread the Gospel.
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Pastoral Leadership
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Be Careful of Competing or Comparing

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By Dr. Rick Martin, Monday, December 7, 2009
A Missionary’s Relationship with Other Missionaries—Part 2
Most men have a competitive nature. They grew up competing in sports, and there are many valuable lessons to be learned from . . .
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Principles I Learned on Deputation

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By Luis Montaño, Monday, December 7, 2009
Five Helpful Lessons for Deputation
While my wife and I were on the road gaining support for Hermosillo, Mexico we learned five important lessons I would like to share with you.
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Choosing Your Friends Wisely

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By Dr. Rick Martin, Monday, December 7, 2009
Missionary Relationships with Other Missionaries—Part 1
Most young missionaries have no idea how much their relationship with other missionaries can affect their own work. Hudson Taylor was an excellent example of how . . .
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