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A new way to follow Jesus that draws on old ways of following him.
Prominent progressive writer, speaker, and minister Robin Meyers
proposes that the best way for the faithful to recapture the spirit
of the early Christian church is to recognize that Jesus-following
was - and must be again - subversive in the best sense of the word
because the gospel taken seriously turns the world upside down. No
matter how the church may organize itself or worship, the defining
characteristic of the church of the future will be its
Jesus-inspired countercultural witness.
Engaging with the Bible in a small group context has the potential
to be transformative, but the picture is not without some
complications. Key factors in determining whether a small group can
be transformed through scripture include the use (or abuse) of
'experts', the opportunity for challenge in the group, and how
study materials are used. "Do Small Groups Work" not only presents
extensive research into these questions, with the potential to
transform practice, but also offers a unique window into how
practical theological research can productively encounter
scripture.
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Drowning for Jesus
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John-William Noble; Foreword by Gavin Peacock
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