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Books > Humanities > Religion & beliefs > Christianity > Christian religious experience > General
A series of meditations and prayers focusing on the spiritual
history of 22 cathedrals around the UK.
In this 365-day devotional, trusted pastor Dr. Charles F. Stanley
offers us assurance, comfort, and boldness in our relationship with
Christ. How can we rest in the truth that God has a purpose for
us--a purpose He promises to fulfill? How can we know we are
following God's good and perfect will? In God's Purpose for Your
Life, Dr. Charles F. Stanley shows us that God's plans for each of
us are even more wonderful than we can imagine. Throughout this
yearlong devotional, you will feel empowered to make godly goals
and joyfully obey God's Word in all circumstances. Each day offers
a Scripture reading, a thoughtful application from Dr. Stanley, and
a brief prayer. Whether in a season of fruitfulness or a season of
drought, you will love Dr. Stanley's wise, inspiring teaching as
you discover day by day what it means to live a life of purpose.
Last Call for the African-American Church revisits the commandment
Jesus left his followers to proclaim the gospel worldwide until his
return, one that by all accounts is no longer a priority in the
contemporary African-American church. Despite the presence of
euphoric praise-and-worship celebrations and the proliferation of
diverse ministries it advertises as "cutting edge," the implosion
of missions has occurred in this church's pulpits and pews.
Selected biblical foundations of missions are provided for those
new to the parlance, and for others needing a refresher course.
Along with conventional missions' distinctions, Chester Williams
logs some concepts in the glossary he himself has constructed, for
readers and for collegial review. They include the feminization of
missions, rummage sale missions, missions without Jesus, and window
dressing missions. For the most part, these concepts represent a
radical departure from apostolic missions and are viewed as
biblical tinkering and convolution, most importantly, as
obstructions to the Great Commission-world harvesting.
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