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The Work Kept Going Without Me, and Why That's Really Good News

The Work Kept Going Without Me, and Why That's Really Good News

The Work Kept Going Without Me, and Why That's Really Good News Cynthia Anderson
Published on: 06/10/2026

I stepped away from ministry for three months, and the work kept going. Here's why that's really good news for leaders who want to multiply.

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When They Ghost: What the Follow-Up Problem Is Really Telling You

When They Ghost: What the Follow-Up Problem Is Really Telling You

When They Ghost: What the Follow-Up Problem Is Really Telling You Cynthia Anderson
Published on: 29/09/2026

Why do so many people pray a prayer and then vanish? The follow-up problem isn’t about better systems. It’s telling us something deeper about how we disciple.

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Staying Rooted When the Work Gets Hard

Staying Rooted When the Work Gets Hard

Staying Rooted When the Work Gets Hard Cynthia Anderson
Published on: 22/09/2026

Disciple-making is slow, hard work that can quietly drain you. Here’s what it means to stay rooted in Christ when the fruit is slow and the work is heavy.

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The Control Problem No One Talks About in Ministry

The Control Problem No One Talks About in Ministry

The Control Problem No One Talks About in Ministry Cynthia Anderson
Published on: 15/09/2026

Control feels like responsibility, but it quietly kills multiplication. Here’s the control problem few leaders name — and what it takes to release it.

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