En toda la historia neotestamentaria, ha sido muy evidente el poder del evangelio para transformar vidas individuales. Pero qué podemos decir de la oscuridad y pobreza que esclavizan culturas enteras y hasta naciones? Han subestimado los cristianos el poder del evangelio para transformar sociedades enteras? En Discipulando Naciones, Darrow Miller construye una poderas y convincente tesis de que la verdad de Dios no sólo rompe las ataduras espirituales del pecado y la muerte, sino que puede librar sociedades enteras del engaño y la pobreza. Los cristianos que luchan en todos los lugares para que "Venga Su reino, hágase Su voluntad" van a encontrarse desafiados por Discipulando Naciones y van a encontrar en él nuevas energías y herramientas para seguir adelante. The power of the gospel to transform individual lives has been evident throughout New Testament history. But what of the darkness and poverty that enslave entire cultures? Miller builds a powerful thesis that God's truth can free whole societies from deception and poverty.

Discipulando Naciones: El Poder De La Verdad Para Transformar Culturas (Spanish Edition)

Religion & Spirituality

Miller, Darrow

Christian Books & Bibles

Y W A M Pub

La noción del reino de Dios es una de las más confusas, controvertidas y malentendidas de la Biblia. Pero fue el tema central de las enseñanzas de Jesús. Él habló apasionadamente del reino de Dios durante su ministerio. La frase "reino de Dios" o "reino de los cielos" aparece noventa y ocho veces en el Nuevo Testamento más de sesenta veces la menciona Jesús . Este profundo estudio bíblico explora el reino de Dios, ayuda al creyente a formarse una idea bíblica del motivo por el que Jesús vivió y murió de la visión que transforma personas, familias, iglesias y naciones enteras.

El reino Inconmovible de Dios (Un Estudio Biblico Del Estilo De Vida Del Reino) (Spanish Edition)

Editorial JUCUM

"Darrow Miller and his colleagues strip away the ideological baggage that the term social justice has acquired over time to reveal its heart: compassion that is firmly rooted in a biblical worldview. Their invitation to the church to embrace it as a key component of its mission is a clarion call that must not and cannot be ignored." Abraham George, director of International Church Mobilization, International Justice Mission (IJM) "No one explains Christian principles of poverty fighting more clearly than Darrow Miller. . . . No one offers challenges better grounded in reality and more deeply based on the understanding that 'Christ did not die to make us safe.'" Marvin Olasky, editor in chief, World News Group "Darrow Miller does not try to redefine 'social justice.' Instead he answers the question, 'How can we best ensure that justice supports flourishing for everyone in every area of life economic, political, social, and so forth?' . . . This is the book that I have been waiting for on justice, a must-read for all Christians." Hugh Whelchel, executive director, The Institute for Faith, Work and Economics "In an era where the doing of 'justice' is more and more popular, the challenge for the church is now less about the activity of doing social justice and more about doing it well and doing it in the name of Jesus. Rethinking Social Justice is an important addition to the conversation about the effective definition and practice of social justice for the church." Keith Wright, president and CEO, Thrive Global, LLC "This is a wise book coming from authors who are grounded in Scripture and who have been practicing what they write about for decades. . . . I heartily commend this book." Michael W. Goheen, PhD, coauthor of The Drama of Scripture and Living at the Crossroads "Reading Darrow Miller's Rethinking Social Justice takes one on a journey through the history of worldviews and ideas to see how radically justice, poverty, compassion, and gospel thinking devolved. . . . Miller's careful probing builds a strong case for a full justice, economic as well as religious and spiritual." Gerry Breshears, PhD, professor of theology, Western Seminary Includes a study guide and a foreword by John Stonestreet

Rethinking Social Justice: Restoring Biblical Compassion

Allen, Scott

Brumbelow, Gary

YWAM Publishing

Imagine a world where there is no poverty, only flourishing, a world where everyone is wise and no one is foolish." God created the universe in wisdom, and in wisdom God sustains and fulfills history. Wisdom is common ground for all human beings. The wisdom contained in the book of Proverbs creates the bridge between all people who want their lives to function well and to flourish. Sadly, many people and societies have rejected this ancient wisdom in Scripture and have lost sight of this important virtue for human well-being. Wisdom, the Way to Human Flourishing is an invitation to discover the unique purpose for which humans have been made. Whether you are an activist practitioner with a global interest, an educator, or an individual who desires to apply wisdom to your personal or family life, your community, or your business, this book will guide you to connect your story to God's larger purposes for humanity and all creation.

Wisdom: The Way to Human Flourishing

Self-Help

The art we consume changes the way we think, so where are the artists who speak Godly truth through their art, the balladeers that disciple the nations through their respective mediums?We need a new generation of balladeers. Culture is upstream from economics, politics and society. Who shapes culture more than anyone else? It is the artists, those who consciously create or critique culture with their art. These people may be called modern-day balladeers. They are singers and songwriters, playwrights and filmmakers, writers and poets, painters and sculptors, choreographers and composers, architects and fashion designers. From these gifted artists we must call forth a movement of modern-day balladeers."As I have traveled around the world, I have been convicted about the need for Christian artists to intentionally and prophetically speak to their nations through their art. I have felt a burden to complete this book to help artists understand their calling, their influence, and the firm biblical foundation for their vocation."-- Darrow L. Miller

A Call for Balladeers: Pursuing Art and Beauty for the Discipling of Nations