Q WORDS - Past Issues
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ISSUE ONE | THE GOODChristians in our culture are sometimes known by what they
are against instead of what they are for. What if this could
change? |
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ISSUE TWO | GREENPeople all over the world are talking about God's creation.
The leaders highlighted in our Green issue are leading the conversation
by addressing environmental stewardship and creation care in
their communities. |
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ISSUE THREE | NEIGHBORWho is your neighbor and what is your responsibility? It may
be time for a new education on the simple idea of loving our
neighbor, especially when they may not look like us or believe
the same things we do. |
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ISSUE FOUR | HUMANITYHow often do you consider the future of humanity, religion
and life in a new era? Imagine the next thirty years and consider
your role in leading the conversation and introducing humanity
to God’s love in tangible ways. |
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ISSUE FIVE | UNCHRISTIANChristianity has an image problem. In this issue, we confront
the challenges of engaging with a society that has lost interest
in Christianity. |
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ISSUE SIX | BROKENWhile some people allow themselves to be paralyzed by the enormity
of the world's problems, there are others who almost make it
look easy to make a difference. Meet three people in this issue
who have not just examined and theorized about all that is wrong;
they are doing something about it. |
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ISSUE SEVEN | INFLUENTIALSSome leaders have the ability to influence entire cultures
simply by making decisions within the scope of their everyday
lives. This issue will challenge you to see influentials in
a new way and introduce you to strategies that are not commonplace
throughout the Church. |
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ISSUE EIGHT | CONVERGEPeople all around the world are converging to create the future. Influence is
shifting, people are creating and churches are dreaming. It’s a new and exciting day for leaders
to consider the church’s opportunity to influence society. |
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ISSUE NINE | STORYGreat stories naturally get shared and enjoyed. There is something within
all of us that is drawn to a beautiful setting, a masterful symphony and a
happy ending. Regardless of race or creed, the good, true and beautiful are
experienced by all. |
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ISSUE TEN | ENGAGEShifting from theoretical conversations to practical cultural engagement is
a transition some people never make. This issue challenges us to examine how
we see and interpret the world around us, how our perspectives guide our participation
or disengagement and why it is so difficult to create positive change in our own
societies.
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