Creed Leader Guide
Explores what Christians believe, why they believe, and why it matters through the Apostles Creed.
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Creed Youth Study Book
Explores what Christians believe, why they believe, and why it matters through the Apostles Creed.
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Creed [Trade Paper]
Explores what Christians believe, why they believe, and why it matters through the Apostles Creed.We’re all searching. Sometimes the search is easy: simply type a question and the answer pops up. But sometimes our questions are...
Crisis Counseling in the Congregation
Every pastor knows that each community of faith consists of individuals who may be in crisis at any given moment, for a multitude of reasons. However, it’s essential that church leaders also view their congregations as a single organism...
Crisis Preaching
In short, anecdotal chapters, the author explains how to diagnose a crisis (public, congregational, and personal) and offers six homiletical strategies for creating sermons when speaking during a crisis. The book includes: tips on how to...
Cultivating Christlikeness
Are you ready to reclaim our inheritance as United Methodist Wesleyans?Our communities and the world are crying out for empathy, authenticity, and integrity. This book helps us choose ways of living that are grace-filled and redeeming....
Cultivating Fruitfulness
Focus on the Five Practices: A Congregation-Wide InitiativeBased on the book, Five Practices of a Fruitful Congregation, by Bishop Robert SchnaseImagine a congregation-wide focus on these practices that includes a five week sermon series,...
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Cultivating a Thoughtful Faith - eBook [ePub]
A passionate call for theological thinking that challenges our intellect, enriches our faith, kindles our heart, and infuses our daily life.The assumption in much of the church is that theology is an obstacle to a vital, growing faith, not...