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In 2002, pastor and author Tim Keller published a brief article entitled “Why Plant Churches” that has since become a staple regarding the necessity of church planting. In it, he writes, “The vigorous, continual planting of new congregations is the

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College is not for everyone. Nor is seminary. I’ve written plenty on that. But, what about those who are planning to follow what has become the standard route—from college to seminary, and then to ministry? I’m increasingly convinced that if

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The regrettable shortage of multiplying churches can be explained, at least in part, by the lingering implications of the wholesale adoption of business principles and pragmatic schemes that distinguished the church growth era. Today, we awaken to a church growth

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Ed: The subtitle of your book is “Finding the Good Life through Great Books.” What do you mean by “the good life”? Karen: Some people think living “the good life” means having career or financial success, traveling the world, and