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Thom takes six episodes to take a deep-dive look at the demographic groups that claim they are Christians but are probably not true believers. In this episode, he provides a profile of the CHRINOs.
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How to Get Stuck Church Members to Be Willing to Change
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What the Revitalization Movement Is Missing: Culture Shift
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3
The Epidemic of Denial in Many Churches
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Who Are the CHRINOs (Christians in Name Only)?
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How the Work-from-Anywhere Movement Has Impacted Churches: Non-Ministry Staff, Part 1
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What Happens During a Typical Church Service? Questions From Those Who Do Not Attend Church
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Why Are There Denominations? Questions From Those Who Do Not Attend Church
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A ‘First Aid Kit’ for Churches: Why Churches Must Be Concerned about the Hurting. An Interview with
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10
Dealing with the Discomfort of Leading Change in Your Church
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11
The 8 Money Milestones and the Local Church: An Interview with Art Rainer
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12
Yes, You Can Increase Giving in Your Church: An Interview with Mike Stadelmayer
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13
What Do You Do If a Lay Leader Refuses to Step Down from a Leadership Role Where He or She Has Been
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14
How to Respond to That Church Member Who Always Wants to Talk to You after You Preach
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Does My Church Need a Bookkeeper? An Interview with Brooke Cecil
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Five Insights from the New Resident Mailers
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72 Pastors Tell Us What Happened to Their HEARTS When They Renewed Their Evangelistic Commitment
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19
The Challenges of Starting a New Site or New Church: An Interview with Jess Rainer
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20
Looking at Money in the Light of Eternity: An Interview with Art Rainer
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21
What Happens When a Pastor Does Something Stupid: An Interview with Pat Nemmers
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Why Pastors Need a Keen Understanding of Their Least Favorite Ministry Activities
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Why Some Churches Refuse to Increase the Pastor’s Compensation
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Two Key Ways to Make Your Church Younger
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Why Has the Emphasis on Spiritual Gifts Waned in Most Churches?
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What Is a Normal Workweek (in Hours) for a Pastor?
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Challenges of Being an Introverted Pastor
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Why Pastoral Tenure Is Increasing Since the Pandemic
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29
When Should I Move from a Full-time Pastor to Bi-vocational or Co-vocational Pastor?
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The Three Biggest Keys to Becoming an Evangelistic Church. Key #1: The Pastor Champion
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When a Church Discovered That One-fourth of the Members Gave over 90% of the Budget
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How Can the Church Reach the CHRINOs (Christians in Name Only)?
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