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There are many doorways that can be used to enter and engage with the storyline of the Bible. In this book, TK Dunn traces the theme of “take and eat” across the pages of Scripture to demonstrate that many of the critical events in redemptive history are marked by uses of food. From God’s bountiful…
A practical guide, solidly theologically rooted, to spiritual practices that will strengthen your church and expand your mission to your community.
A comprehensive history of international English-speaking congregations worldwide.
Is renewal possible for a church threatened with closure?
Project Nebo: Empowering the Generations is a bold and timely guide to navigating generational change in the church. Drawing inspiration from Moses on Mount Nebo—where vision was cast and leadership was passed to a new generation—this book invites churches to embrace the adventure of intergenerational ministry with courage, clarity, and purpose. Blending theological depth with…
The Church’s Charge for Missions
The cross has always been a scandal and sometimes a source of ridicule. At the same time, it is the central symbol of Christianity. Author William Powell Tuck believes that the cross has never been more relevant than it is today. It may be difficult to preach the cross, but it is the duty of…
The church is dying. Or is it? Author William Powell Tuck plots a course to the rebirth of the church and its witness to the world.
Subtitle: Responding to the Call of Christian Discipleship Many negative voices predict the demise of the church, or even claiming it has already happened. Is this negative assessment accurate? Is there hope for the church? William Powell Tuck believes that there is. Drawing from a lifetime of experience as a pastor, honed by research, teaching at…
This study guide focuses on guiding individuals who have recently accepted Jesus as their Savior, emphasizing sharing the good news with others. It includes personal reflections and Deep Dive Questions to facilitate self-exploration and growth. It can be used for small group or church-wide studies and is valuable for both new and experienced Christians.
Sometimes going radical means getting to the root. Sometimes it means pulling something up by the roots. What is it that is keeping you from doing what God wants you to do?
What is the church? What does it look like? What should it look like? For answers to these questions David Alan Black looks to the first century church and our founding documents in the New Testament. What were the characteristics of a Christian assembly in the first century? In his study he finds seven things…