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God wants his lost sheep found? Of course, He does. However, if God is sovereign, and is truly God, are His sheep lost? This is of theological debate, but this is a Biblical and right emphasis for motivating the church. So far, so good! Our choices of method must be based on fact. Yes, it [...]

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Do you have a hard time with what I am saying, does it go against what you have been taught or have presumed? Then, see for yourself. “What are the Premises and Principles of Church Growth?   The premises that have been the heart of the church growth movement are four; ….that God wants his lost [...]

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