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Recovery Groups address destructive, habituated life patterns. Process Groups are for decreasing the disruption caused by difficult experiences or "sticky" emotions. Support Groups are for mutual encouragement as participants persevering through difficult experiences that endure for an indefinite period of time. Therapeutic Educational Groups provide a better understanding of challenges that are often misunderstood
— Dec 11, 2025 04:41PM
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“Change is like wet cement; it becomes solid over time.”
— Dec 15, 2025 10:44AM
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…the underlying premise of this book is this: the more important something is, the more important it is to do it well and the more dangerous it is to do it sloppily. Because a counseling ministry will invite people to be vulnerable with the most sensitive parts of their lives, it will—for better or worse—have immense influence. With great influence comes great responsibility.
— Dec 11, 2025 04:24PM
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Multiplication is at the heart of the Great Commission. We are not only supposed to do our work well, but to teach others to do it also—sometimes better than we do it. We are called not only to be successful, but to reproduce. If God prospers you at something, take that extra time to write down the secrets of your success so that others can do it too.
— Dec 11, 2025 04:11PM
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I appreciate this description of one of Summit Church’s goals as they do the work of ministry: “Show your work and let others copy your paper.”
— Dec 11, 2025 04:09PM
