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Biblical insights for today's church The word 'worship' can mean different things to different people. Some see it as just singing; others see it as prayer. As this book reveals, worship is less about a preferred music style and more an attitude of the heart towards God. It explores what we can learn about worship from the life of Jesus, and offers down-to-earth teaching and practical examples to help creative worship flourish in the local church. The authors remind us that Jesus-inspired worship can lead to Christ-like attitudes towards God, one another, and the wider world. 'Sam and Sara have spent serious time thinking and engaging with some of the key issues surrounding contemporary workship and their book is an insightful and thought-provoking read' - Al Gordon, Holy Trinity Brompton
Bethlehem Carols Unpacked, published in partnership with BibleLands, offers all those planning a Christmas carol service with the opportunity to create a vibrant service through a wealth of pick-and-mix ideas, including creative storytelling, poetry, prayer, drama and worship. Taking eleven popular carols as its starting point, the material explores the different aspects of the Christmas message and gives you the chance to create a truly memorable carol service. Bethlehem Carols Unpacked is also available to purchase as a PDF Download. An ancient way to contemporary joy Calvin MillerCalvin Miller encourages readers to engage with prayer practically, forming a new understanding of prayer as we focus on the art of loving God, and experience poetry and praise in ordinary life. Each chapter concludes with prayer exercises to start readers along the path of Celtic prayer.
A collection of prayers old and new from a much-loved author, offering reflections for drawing close to God as well as prayers for connecting to hurting people and hard situations. Here you will find prayers by Joyce Huggett, Kenneth Bailey, Mother Teresa, Eddie Askew, St Ignatius of Loyola, Charles de Foucauld and Teresa of Avila among others.
"Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me." Simon Barrington-Ward teaches us how to use the Jesus Prayer (above), and opens up the Bible passages that are crucial to understanding it.
'Collaborative Ministry' is fast becoming a buzz-phrase alongside 'every member ministry' and 'the priesthood of all believers'. But what exactly does it mean? Does it fit with existing leadership structures? This book sets out on a comprehensive exploration of collaborative ministry both theologically and practically. |
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Bethlehem Carols Unpacked
