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Origin (Robert Langdon, #5)

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Evening by Evening: Daily Devotional Readings

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Soul Whisperer: Why the Church Must Change the Way It Views Evangelism

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“As surveys and interviews repeatedly show, one of the greatest hindrances to people becoming Christians is the reputation of Christians. It is also true that one of the greatest reasons for people to become Christians is the friendship and faith of other Christians they know. How do we attract people to Jesus without repelling them at the same time?”
― Robert A. Fryling, The Leadership Ellipse: Shaping How We Lead by Who We Are

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“The greatest task of a human being, your greatest mission in life? To find and sing your own song … to the glory of God.”
― Leonard Sweet, Nudge: Awakening Each Other to the God Who's Already There

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“to speak ill of others is a dishonest way of praising yourself.”
― Robert A. Fryling, The Leadership Ellipse: Shaping How We Lead by Who We Are

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“forgiveness is allowing the other person not to be God.”
― Robert A. Fryling, The Leadership Ellipse: Shaping How We Lead by Who We Are

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“How often
today might Christians think they stand for "true" Christianity when what they stand for is a secular tradition-what cultural critic Raymond Williams would call a "selective tradition" (chapter five)-that has little to do with the kingdom of God?”
― Crystal L. Downing, Changing Signs of Truth: A Christian Introduction to the Semiotics of Communication

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