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Magnify Your Ministry!
Paul says of his pastoral ministry, “I magnify my office” (Romans 11:13, KJV). Pastor, do you magnify your office? Paul’s example and instruction is not
November 12, 2019
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Free of Jealousy
Many years ago I was at a pastors’ retreat and a friend excitedly handed me his newly published book. I complimented him, but inside I
October 29, 2019
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Coach Training FAQ
Certificate in Coaching Program FAQ Certificate in Coaching (CC) Program What is the Certificate in Coaching (CC) program? It is designed to accompany the Institute
February 2, 2023
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Institute and CSD FAQ
Institute and Certificate in Spiritual Direction FAQ Soul Shepherding Institute Who are Institute retreats for? Soul Shepherding’s Institute is tailored to pastors, ministry leaders, missionaries,
December 25, 2021
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The Touch of Jesus Heals Hearts
We were sitting in a chair on a Montana ranch at the edge of a forest surrounded by mountains. Kristi and I had just finished
October 22, 2019
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Surprising Lessons on Leadership From Jesus
A few years ago I (Bill) read a leadership book by a Christian author and publisher that made no mention of Jesus. Not one. Yet
September 17, 2019
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Jesus is Glad to See You!
Do you know that the Lord Jesus is glad to see you? That when you walk into a room he notices you and his Spirit
July 2, 2019
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335 – Seeking God (A Soul Talk with Trevor Hudson)
This Week on Soul Talks Sometimes we seek to avoid vulnerability and distract ourselves from areas where we may feel dependent. Yet in vulnerability there
July 12, 2022
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334 – The Discerning Leader (A Soul Talk With Steve Macchia)
This Week on Soul Talks Discernment isn’t just learning God’s will for our lives. We may have limited our understanding of discernment in the past,
July 5, 2022
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333 – Empathy is Not Coddling
This Week on Soul Talks Sometimes considered weakness or coddling, empathy is often misunderstood. We may not think we need empathy, and we may underestimate
June 28, 2022
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