After filling in for what was supposed to be a few weeks at a rural church in a “not very desirable town” in West Texas, Pastor Cody Cochran describes why, 19 years later, he is still the pastor of that church and what it took to overcome the challenges that faced him throughout the journey.
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From Headlining Musicians to Rural Tennessee Pastors June 22, 2020 Who would have guessed the same couple that stood on…
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Cultural Intelligence: Improving Your CQ to Engage… October 11, 2021 This book validates the church's need for cultural sensitivity and…
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A Humble Pastor, an Incredible God, and Principles… August 30, 2021 “My house will be a place where people gather to…
The Churching of America 1776-2005 Book Critique October 27, 2021 Book by Roger Finke and Rodney Stark Review by Jim…
Comeback Churches: How 300 Churches Turned Around… September 30, 2021 Revitalization requires a team willing to take the steps to…
The Prophethood of All Believers Book Review January 1, 2021 By Alvin (Dobie) Weasel Stronstad, Roger. The Prophethood of All…