God is at work in the city. And he invites his people to join him. But the city is not merely a mission field for Christians to target. The city is also the environment where Christians are discipled and lives are forged into the image of Jesus. Urban ministry veteran Randy White shows how God transforms you when you answer God's call to the city. Urban life peels away your sin and self-deception and challenges your unexamined assumptions about privilege, race, class and power. Experiential discipleship moves you from abstract theory to hands-on learning and on-the-ground action, revolutionizing your perspective and making a difference in local neighborhoods and beyond. Passionate and practical, White's vivid narratives of experiencing God in the city show you how your spiritual health is intertwined with the health of the metropolis. Seek the welfare of the city, and both you and the city will be transformed.

Are you looking for a mentor? Do you want to become a mentor? Are you confused about exactly what mentoring is? Walter Wright is a firm believer in relational leadership. In this book, he shares his experiences both as a mentor and a mentoree. He provides useful analogies and stories about a mentoring relationship and points out some potential pitfalls. Choosing a mentor is an important decision, as is choosing to be a mentor. This book guides you through that choice, to forming a relationship and developing that relationship over the years. It shows you how the relationship can be mutually beneficial, with both mentor and mentoree growing in maturity and knowledge. Wright identifies some qualities that make a good mentor, what you should be looking for in a potential mentor, and what a mentor should be looking to develop in themselves. Reflecting on the character, heart, and hope of relational leadership, this book is useful for anyone considering becoming a mentor, whether in a church environment or in a business environment. It identifies some key questions that a mentor should ask of their mentoree and guides you through developing the mentoring relationship.

In this classic manual of faith, Reuben Archer Torrey examines the Holy Spirit, that readers may appreciate its divine nature. Describing the Holy Spirit with close quotations of scripture, Torrey immerses us with clarity supported by the Biblical New Testament. We learn how the Holy Spirit is distinct from both God and Jesus Christ, how it affects the material universe and every one of our lives, and how it was an important witness to the life and doctrines of Jesus. It is the Holy Spirit that acts to set believers on a path of ridding themselves of sin. We are all Sons of God; it is by guiding us towards that sensible eventuality that the Holy Spirit works its essential good within each of our souls. It not only fulfills a role as an educator of Christians needful of faith, but supervises the baptism and informs some of the greatest prophets, saints and apostles of spiritual wisdom.