"If you've ever been part of a ministry that had it, you knew you were part of something special. In other words, you knew it when you saw it. And it was an awesome work of God that couldn't be contained, couldn't be harnessed, and couldn't be explained."

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“Don't get tricked into trusting your spiritual bells and whistles or you might become too slick, lose your edge, then lose it.”

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“With-it ministries are filled with people so passionate, they're driven to become innovative. They create opportunities.”

“Without-it ministries can be filled with very sincere Bible-believing Christians; unfortunately, they're simply more concerned about themselves than the lost.”

“Across the board, almost every with-it church I've observed is virtually obsessed with reaching those who don't know Christ.”

“As you seek God and he rekindles it in your heart, I believe he is going to speak to you.”

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