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    Dating Attitudes of Young Christians

    By William Stewart on August 24, 2020
    Teleios recently surveyed adolescents and millennials to evaluate dating attitudes and beliefs about the biblical purpose of marriage. The survey received 1,818 responses. Of these responses, the majority of participants were 35 or younger (93%), …
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    Wellbeing

    The Effect of Christian Persecution on a Country’s Measure of Freedom and Wellbeing

    By William Stewart on August 24, 2020
    Human freedom is a cornerstone in providing wellbeing to individuals, whether political, economic, health-related, emotional or religious. Accordingly, Teleios analyzed the top 50 countries from the Human Freedom Index compared to the 50 top countries persecuting Christians …
    Read more
    Church Health, research, Therapy, Wellbeing

    How Do Ministers Practice Christianity and Does it Work?

    By William Stewart on July 9, 2019
    Teleios, Inc., in cooperation with Dallas Theological Seminary (DMin Department) conducted a survey to examine pastors wellbeing, personal humility and professional will. We included pastors graduated from four Bible-believing seminaries: Dallas Theological Seminary, Denver Seminary, …
    Read more
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    Teleios Research Evaluates Using Greek Translations for English Words to Enhance Personal Bible Study

    By William Stewart on May 1, 2019
    The Bible represents the source of spiritual truth for evangelical Christians. The original language of the New Testament was Greek and subsequently was translated directly to English. Therefore, analyzing the original Greek words might be useful to better …
    Read more
    Church Health, Leadership

    Review of How to Lead When You’re Not in Charge

    By Michael Makidon on September 4, 2018
    New ministry leaders have often taken classes, read books, and attended conferences devoted to leading an organization, including how to manage a staff. Leadership often assumes that the leader has authority over those he or …
    Read more
    Fatherhood, research

    Views of Fatherhood Among Adolescents and Millennials

    By William Stewart on April 29, 2018
    Fatherhood Press Release By: Dr. William Stewart & Matt Rodriquez Teleios Inc. conducted a survey about fatherhood on 4 Instagram accounts: 3 frequented mostly by Christians and 1 by more secular individuals. From 837 responses, the majority were: …
    Read more
    Church Health, research, science

    DTS DMin Meets Scientific Biblically Based Research

    By Lindsay Nelson on March 15, 2017
    By: Lindsay Nelson, Scott Barfoot, & William Stewart Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) DMin announces a collaboration with Teleios Inc, a private foundation which conducts biblically based research using scientifically proven methods. Dr. Scott Barfoot, Director of …
    Read more
    Church Health

    Pastor Unique: Becoming a Turnaround Leader

    By Michael Makidon on November 16, 2016
    If you are a pastor or ministry leader in a church that has failed to reach its full potential, Pastor Unique may be just the book for you. Pastor Unique: Becoming a Turnaround Leader is a brand new book born …
    Read more
    Expository Preaching

    Personality Type and Preaching

    By Steve Watson on October 6, 2016
    Various components influence the preacher’s study for and preparation of a sermon. Some of those components tend to be objective and can be addressed in an academic fashion—the preacher’s view of the text (doctrine of …
    Read more
    Discipleship, Education

    Increasing Motivation in Christian Education

    By Michael Makidon on September 19, 2016
    How do we do school in the US? Lecture. Practice by yourself. Independently show what you know. Everyone does the same thing. There is no deviation. We educate with a one-size-fits-all model. Conformity, compliance, and …
    Read more
    Expository Preaching

    Reaching Postmoderns Through Expository Preaching

    By Scott Barfoot on September 16, 2016
    Pastor Chad Sparks wrote a compelling doctoral dissertation, “Case Studies of Selected Churches Utilizing Expository Preaching to Reach Unchurched Suburban Postmoderns.” Sparks argues that suburban churches can more effectively reach their growing postmodern communities through expository preaching as …
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    Missions, Outreach

    Six Ways to Take Your Church’s ESL Ministry to the Next Level

    By Michael Makidon on September 9, 2016
    "Thump, thump..." an eye and half of a head appeared in the crack between my door and its frame. The floating head suddenly grew into a full-size teacher as she gently opened my door. "Good morning, Mr. …
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    Marriage, Therapy

    The Beauty of Adventure Therapy

    By David Sumlin on September 7, 2016
    Jesus used disequilibrium as a tool to change His disciples' physiology and their faith. Although He could have spoken from a place of distant authority, He chose to be present with His disciples in their moments …
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    Adoption

    The Beauty of Grace for Adoptive Parents and Children

    By Kaylyn Hickey on September 7, 2016
    During the past twenty years interest in international adoption has significantly increased, as Americans adopt approximately 20,000 children from countries such as Guatemala, China, and Russia, each year.[1] Yet many adoptive parents do not fully research …
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    Discipleship, Women

    The Beauty of Discipleship for Incarcerated Women

    By Evelyn Tarbell on September 1, 2016
    As I spoke with incarcerated women, I found that it was common for them to have grown up attending church. Most often I heard that they attended with their grandmothers and it was a fond …
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    Disability, Marriage

    The Beauty of Relationship Building by Spouses Living with Disability

    By Greg Hatteberg on September 1, 2016
    Recently the Church has seen a revitalization of the study of marriage and marriage-building practices as we have taken the damage of divorce more seriously than ever before. The trials and challenges of marriage are …
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    Uncategorized

    Dating Attitudes of Young Christians

    By William Stewart on August 24, 2020

    Teleios recently surveyed adolescents and millennials to evaluate dating attitudes and beliefs about the biblical purpose of marriage. The survey received 1,818 responses. Of these responses, the majority of participants were 35 or younger (93%),…
    Read more

    Wellbeing

    The Effect of Christian Persecution on a Country’s Measure of Freedom and Wellbeing

    By William Stewart on August 24, 2020

    Human freedom is a cornerstone in providing wellbeing to individuals, whether political, economic, health-related, emotional or religious. Accordingly, Teleios analyzed the top 50 countries from the Human Freedom Index compared to the 50 top countries persecuting Christians…
    Read more

    Church Health, research, Therapy, Wellbeing

    How Do Ministers Practice Christianity and Does it Work?

    By William Stewart on July 9, 2019

    Teleios, Inc., in cooperation with Dallas Theological Seminary (DMin Department) conducted a survey to examine pastors wellbeing, personal humility and professional will. We included pastors graduated from four Bible-believing seminaries: Dallas Theological Seminary, Denver Seminary,…
    Read more

    research

    Teleios Research Evaluates Using Greek Translations for English Words to Enhance Personal Bible Study

    By William Stewart on May 1, 2019

    The Bible represents the source of spiritual truth for evangelical Christians. The original language of the New Testament was Greek and subsequently was translated directly to English. Therefore, analyzing the original Greek words might be…
    Read more

    Church Health, Leadership

    Review of How to Lead When You’re Not in Charge

    By Michael Makidon on September 4, 2018

    New ministry leaders have often taken classes, read books, and attended conferences devoted to leading an organization, including how to manage a staff. Leadership often assumes that the leader has authority over those he or…
    Read more

    Fatherhood, research

    Views of Fatherhood Among Adolescents and Millennials

    By William Stewart on April 29, 2018

    Fatherhood Press Release By: Dr. William Stewart & Matt Rodriquez Teleios Inc. conducted a survey about fatherhood on 4 Instagram accounts: 3 frequented mostly by Christians and 1 by more secular individuals. From 837 responses, the…
    Read more

    Church Health, research, science

    DTS DMin Meets Scientific Biblically Based Research

    By Lindsay Nelson on March 15, 2017

    By: Lindsay Nelson, Scott Barfoot, & William Stewart Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) DMin announces a collaboration with Teleios Inc, a private foundation which conducts biblically based research using scientifically proven methods. Dr. Scott Barfoot, Director…
    Read more

    Church Health

    Pastor Unique: Becoming a Turnaround Leader

    By Michael Makidon on November 16, 2016

    If you are a pastor or ministry leader in a church that has failed to reach its full potential, Pastor Unique may be just the book for you. Pastor Unique: Becoming a Turnaround Leader is a brand new…
    Read more

    Expository Preaching

    Personality Type and Preaching

    By Steve Watson on October 6, 2016

    Various components influence the preacher’s study for and preparation of a sermon. Some of those components tend to be objective and can be addressed in an academic fashion—the preacher’s view of the text (doctrine of…
    Read more

    Discipleship, Education

    Increasing Motivation in Christian Education

    By Michael Makidon on September 19, 2016

    How do we do school in the US? Lecture. Practice by yourself. Independently show what you know. Everyone does the same thing. There is no deviation. We educate with a one-size-fits-all model. Conformity, compliance, and…
    Read more

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