Stan Albright: Called to Associational Missions
In this episode, Rick and Stan discuss calling. While this is a settled question for many listeners, there is value in this discussion for everyone… especially those considering Associational work.
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In this episode, Rick and Ray discuss SBCAL, the 17 Proficiencies, and the upcoming book to be released in June of 2020
The Power of Team: The Tuskegee Airmen
In 1944 the Walterboro Army Air Field became an advanced combat training base for fighter pilots. These fighters were primarily the African-American trainees graduating from the Tuskegee Army Air Field
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Some say that church is still the most segregated place in the nation. I disagree. The diversity found in our church plants is inspiring. While on a recent trip to
The Ritz Carlton: A Deep Standard of Excellence
In the early 1900’s, the Ritz Carlton group had many hotels scattered throughout the United States; Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Atlantic City and Boca Raton. However, by 1940 only the property
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Shallow
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Growing up in Southern California, I have very fond memories of the many summers spent at Disneyland. One of the old school rides, that is still there today, is called
Perspective Makes the Difference
Success is as much about hard work as it is about perspective. Hard work without a bigger perspective or vision can be wasteful. It can also defeat your people. As
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It was 1989 and the Berlin Wall had just fallen. To the envy of every good and young adventurer, I was privileged to be sitting upon it when it did.