When I go to a great restaurant and it’s really good, no one ever has to tell me, “Could you let other people know?” I cannot wait to tell other people, first of all, that I've been, and second of all, how good the food is. I think we have lived our Christian lives on the periphery of God's grace and goodness and favor for so long that we don't know how good the food is for ourselves.
The Outreach Resources of the Year honors the past year’s best books that emphasize outreach-oriented ideas that churches and organizations of all sizes can use. In this section you will discover valuable tools that belong in your library of resources to further the kingdom of God. You will reach for them time and again as they enhance your effectiveness in ministry through the years.
Each of these books helps lay a foundation for deeper biblical study, understanding and faithful application in the lives of God’s people.
Change comes when individuals focus less on their partner and, through self-reflection, begins to implement strategies for helping couples in conflict by changing their own behavior.
How do we live in this world in light of the truth that Jesus is who he says he is, that he is indeed making all things new, and how does hopeful evangelism shape our witness today?
Our allegiance to the Bible is a direct reflection of our allegiance to God, and our study of the Beatific Vision deepens that understanding.
Understanding what it means for Christians to embrace Kingdom of God citizenship and the United States requires recognizing crucial distinctions between the two.
Are your beliefs and actions a reflection of your age, upbringing, and culture? Or are they rooted in conversion theology and something timeless?
Nearly every scientific discovery made in the past few centuries sought to know by stripping away the shroud of mystery so that we might make use of newfound knowledge, walking the theological life.
To speak clearly in an age of anxiety, the church must resist both manipulating people’s anxiety and the temptation to ignore it. Instead, we must offer what I’m calling a healing worship framework.
