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	Bible Explorations — Past Editions

	J. Herbert Nelson II		Who, me? A spiritual leader? God's goal for all Christians is spiritual maturity. By following Jesus' example, we can learn to lead.

	September 2004		Part 1: 2 Timothy 2:14-16; 1 John 4:7-12 Radical love Love is not mushy! It requires tremendous faith and courage. [ Read article ]


	October 2004		Part 2: Galatians 5:16-18 Time to grow up Imagine that this year's stewardship campaign is a test of our spiritual maturity [ Read article ]


	November 2004		Part 3: Isaiah 6:1-8 A powerful vision Spiritual leaders know that God is available to them in all circumstances—even in moments of indecision, doubt and confusion [ Read article ]


	December 2004		Part 4: Proverbs: 3:1-6 Trust during the in-between times Too often we forget the Creation in our zeal to fix the problems that affect our lives and the lives of other people. [ Read article ]


	January 2005		Part 5: Matthew 3:13-17 Claiming the power of baptism Spiritual leadership begins when we claim the power of baptism. [ Read article ]


	March 2005		Part 6: Luke 23:46 "Living dangerously" for the Kingdom Jesus' life, death and resurrection remind us that surrendering everything to God is not an easy task. [ Read article ]


	April 2005		Part 7: Matthew 25:31-46 Courage under fire Our participation in the Kingdom of God is directly connected to our participation in works of justice. [ Read article ]


	May 2005		Part 8: Luke 18:15-17 Children need broad shoulders The greatest use of wisdom is to spend it on the development of a child. [ Read article ]


	June 2005		Part 9: Matthew 7:8 The promise of prayer "For everyone who asks receives, and everyone who searches finds, and for everyone who knocks, the door will be opened." [ Read article ]


	July-August 2005		Part 10: Acts 2:43-47 The challenge of diversity Experienced travelers to mission fields across the ocean often know very little about the mission fields just across the railroads tracks. [ Read article ]



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