John 1:14 We are drawn to stories. We read novels, binge shows, watch Christmas movies—not just for entertainment, but because somewhere deep down we’re all asking the same questions: Where…
Equipping and Encouraging Rural Ministry
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This site exists to encourage and equip those who serve “out here” by providing biblically grounded sermons, studies, and spiritual tools designed with the rural church in mind. Whether you’re a preacher, teacher, or lay leader, our goal is to help you proclaim God’s Word with clarity, creativity, and confidence—right where God has planted you.
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Exartidzo.com exists to provide serious, biblical preparation for those serving in ministry. Rooted in Scripture and shaped by sound theology, our resources are designed to equip preachers, teachers, and leaders with the academic and spiritual tools needed to preach, teach, and lead with clarity and conviction.
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Through our podcast and live events, Rural Church Network creates space for leaders to share stories, exchange wisdom, and encourage one another. These conversations and gatherings are about more than information—they’re about connection, reminding you that you are part of a larger family of servants walking the same road. Whether you join us online or driving down the road, you’ll find voices and friendships that strengthen your calling and refresh your spirit.
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Gratitude may be one of the simplest Christian practices—but it’s also one of the hardest to sustain. Most of us can feel thankful in a moment. When life is peaceful,…
Read MoreGratitude is one of the simplest Christian practices—and one of the hardest to maintain. Thankfulness is not accidental. It doesn’t appear automatically when life becomes easy. In fact, some of…
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Some of God’s greatest stories begin in the most forgettable places. A dirt road on a mail route. A quiet classroom after hours. A field with a man behind a…
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Naaman’s story is a powerful reminder that outward success cannot heal inward brokenness. Scripture introduces him as a mighty, respected commander—but adds one painful truth: “He was a leper.” Many of us live in that tension. We look strong on the outside, but inside we carry wounds, fears, and needs we cannot fix on our own.
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The Word Stepped Into the Story
John 1:14; Luke 2:1–20 We are drawn to stories. We read novels, binge television series, and return to familiar Christmas movies year after year—not just for entertainment, but because deep…
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How to Build a Thankful Life in Every Season
Gratitude may be one of the simplest Christian practices—but it’s also one of the hardest to sustain. Most of us can feel thankful in a moment. When life is peaceful,…
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When Your Bones Still Speak: How God Uses Your Life Long After You’re Gone
Some biblical stories shock us at first glance, and the resurrection at Elisha’s tomb is one of them. A funeral. Raiders. Panic. A body thrown into the nearest tomb—and then suddenly, life. Yet beneath the surprise is a tender message from God: His power doesn’t fade when His servants do. Elisha was gone, but God wasn’t finished using him. Even his bones carried a testimony of resurrection.
Read MoreThe Word Stepped Into the Story
John 1:14; Luke 2:1–20 We are drawn to stories. We read novels, binge television series, and return to familiar Christmas movies year after year—not just for entertainment, but because deep…
Read MoreHow to Build a Thankful Life in Every Season
Gratitude may be one of the simplest Christian practices—but it’s also one of the hardest to sustain. Most of us can feel thankful in a moment. When life is peaceful,…
Read MoreWhen Your Bones Still Speak: How God Uses Your Life Long After You’re Gone
Some biblical stories shock us at first glance, and the resurrection at Elisha’s tomb is one of them. A funeral. Raiders. Panic. A body thrown into the nearest tomb—and then suddenly, life. Yet beneath the surprise is a tender message from God: His power doesn’t fade when His servants do. Elisha was gone, but God wasn’t finished using him. Even his bones carried a testimony of resurrection.
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Feb2026Mid-Year Church Staff Meeting
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