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    <subfield code="a">Introduction: Serving without a safety net --
 Juggling the demands of your calling --
 Are you driven or called? --
 Discovering counterbalances in ministry --
 Sharpening the focus of your vision --
 Running with your eyes closed : ministry without a godly vision --
 Developing a balanced vision : when God shows the way --
 Gaining balance by building teams --
 More shoulders, lighter loads : God's design for team ministry --
 The character of a balanced team : keys for building an effective team --
 Cultivating genuine humility --
 The indispensable quality of humility --
 Fighting to maintain a humble perspective --
 A life rooted in humility --
 Learning to grow through your troubles --
 Owning my mistakes : trouble I bring on myself --
 Seizing teachable moments : failure can produce growth --
 When your character is under fire : the withering effect of personal attacks --
 Preparing a wise response : seasoned maturity in action --
 Facing the inevitability of change --
 "Something has got to change!" knowing when transitions are right --
 Leading the charge for change : your role in making it happen --
 Combating spiritual dryness --
 Recognizing the symptoms of spiritual dryness --
 How did I get here? : factors contributing to spiritual dryness --
 Coming out of the desert : He restores my soul! --
 Concluding thoughts.</subfield>
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