“Relaciones Auténticas” es una de las ocho guías de discipulado de la serie “Dimensiones del Discipulado”. Tener relaciones auténticas es una de las evidencias más claras y visibles de nuestra relación con Dios. Jesús le dijo a sus discípulos que seríamos conocidos por nuestro amor. Es la característica que se reconoce más fácilmente en un discípulo de Jesús. Somos llamados a participar con otras personas en formas que reflejan el corazón de Dios hacia ellos. Este estudio te guiará a través de cinco expresiones esenciales de las relaciones auténticas: - Mostrando respeto hacia todas las personas - Perdonando a otros y pidiendo perdón - Confrontando a los demás con humildad cuando sea necesario - Orando con, y por los demás - Apoyándonos uno al otro honestamente a través de todos los desafíos que trae la vida Lee esta guía de discipulado solo o en grupo, y observa cómo Dios transforma tu vida.

Relaciones Auténticas: Participando con otras personas en maneras que reflejan el corazón de Dios hacia ellos (Spanish Edition)

Religion & Spirituality

Ridley, Charles R.

Logan, Robert, E.

DeVries, David J

Christian Books & Bibles

Missional Challenge

After eight years of youth ministry and four years planting a church, I was done. It was over. A lethal combination of overwork, misplaced identity, and a stress-induced anxiety disorder took me out. Our marriage, once a vibrant ministry partnership, began to wobble. We struggled, we fought, and the night came when Sandi left the room to pack a bag. I was losing her, and we were losing us. I hit bottom and left the ministry feeling like I failed everyone. But God gave us another chance. We are now on the road to a marriage on mission. This is our story.

Marriage on Mission: How strengthening your marriage multiplies your missional impact

Blaylock, Tom

Blaylock, Sandi

With a post-Christian society looming over the Western horizon, many church leaders and members race for the magic bullet. Ironically, it's the freedom from this race, made available to us through Jesus, that invites us to embrace an ancient, minimalist approach resonating with those who are uninterested in the church. Slow Down is a tangible look at this ancient way for our present time, written by practitioners with years of experience in making disciples, equipping leaders, and forming new church families.

Slow Down

Johnson, Russ

Curcuruto, Gino

Sorci, Tony

The landscape of church planting is rapidly changing right before our eyes. In response to the fluidity of the culture that surrounds us, church planters are needing to think differently about how they should approach their calling. Rather than asking, “How do I plant a sustainable church?” many are beginning to ask instead, “How do I become sustainable as a church planter?” Enter social entrepreneurship. Intrepid is about combining the twin forces of church planting and social entrepreneurship––where the gospel is proclaimed and lived out, where neighborhoods and communities find new hope for the future through job creation and economic development, and where church planters create avenues for long-term sustainability.The goal of this book is to set the course for a new way forward for church planters. Regardless of the cultural and societal contexts church planters find themselves in, how well are they being equipped and trained for the tasks at hand? What skills and tools are they missing that would help them meet these new challenges? The changes taking place are so fundamental that we even need to redefine who or what a church planter actually is.

Intrepid: Navigating the Intersection of Church Planting + Social Entrepreneurship

Benesh, Sean

In one day a boy's life was changed-the relative tranquility of his world was shattered forever. For fourteen years, Nsanzabavunyi Theoneste Makombe had lived in the sleepy little village of Rukumbeli. He had gone to school and played with the children in the neighborhoods surrounding his own. His family had worshipped and celebrated with these people he thought were just like him. But following the death of Rwanda's president, Habyarimana Juvenal, everything changed. His Hutu neighbors had but one mission: Kill the Tutsi-every last one of them-and make them suffer! With machetes, clubs and other weapons, the Hutu pursued the terrified Tutsi, including the family Makombe. Everyone scattered, fleeing from killers bent on torturing their victims in unspeakable ways. Just before her life was taken by a murderous mob, Theo's mother gave her teen-aged son a command that saved his life: "...Run and never give up." Learn how a Gospel chorus and a series of miracles not only helped Theo survive the thirty-day massacre, but eventually revealed the love of God to this confused, hurting young man. See how the terrible mess of his life was transformed into a powerful message of hope and forgiveness-and how the Lord can do the same thing not only for individuals but entire nations.

The Race for Life

Makombe, Theo

Makombe, Briana

Be. Do. Leadership that flows from Christlike character (be) and is culturally savvy and fruitful (do) is more essential than ever in our rapidly changing world. Entering and experiencing the Great Commandment goes hand in hand with expressing and engaging the Great Commission. You can’t have one without the other. That’s why we’ve coined the word transformissional. TransforMissional coaches bring Spirit-led skills to come alongside and empower leaders to be transformed to be more like Jesus and join Jesus in His great redemptive mission in our world. Be more like Jesus. Do more with Jesus. That’s the heart of TransforMissional Coaching. In this revised and updated 10th Anniversary edition, we share more of what we’ve learned about the “be” and “do” of coaching in our changing ministry world.

TransforMissional Coaching: Empowering Leaders in a Changing Ministry World

Ogne, Steve

Roehl, Tim

Course of a Mentor: Empowering Protégés to Fulfill Their God-given Potential

Keyes, Bill

Keyes, Laurie

The New Cartographers: Helping Social Entrepreneurs Develop a New Map for Church Planting + Local Church Ministry in the New Frontier

Kingdom Contours is a compilation of proven tools and practical wisdom for those who want to develop a vision for discipleship within the Kingdom of Heaven as a movement. Drawing on Alan Hirsch's The Forgotten Ways as a blueprint, Kingdom Contours shares a host of resources that Jeremy and Monica Chambers have observed, studied and practiced while participating in global missional Jesus movements. This book entrusts readers with simple - yet profound - truths for mobilizing and stimulating movemental kingdom work, encouraging and challenging all along the way.

Kingdom Contours: Empowering Everyday People With the Tools to Shape Kingdom Movements

Chambers, Jeremy

Chambers, Monica

After a head-on collision, Dan Moushey suffered the loss of his girlfriend, his left leg, and his dream of playing professional baseball. When his greatest hope was lost, so was his sense of identity. CRAZY HOPE retraces the years of Dan’s physical and mental crisis and leads the reader to discover how a person’s greatest hope forms their identity. Who you are hinges on what you believe. When our greatest hope is limited to this world, our identity is distorted. CRAZY HOPE is a story about losing all hope in order to discover the only hope that will never disappoint. When CRAZY HOPE is found, true identity is restored.

CRAZY HOPE: A Journey from Losing All Hope to Finding True Hope

Biographies & Memoirs

Moushey, Daniel R

Community & Culture

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