Un tratamiento comprensivo, de doctrinas Wesleyanas desarrollado para ensenarlas de modo claro y entendible.ATENCION:  Aunque los acentos no aparezcan aquí, estos si están incluidos en el libro.(Wesleyan Doctrine Made Plain)

Doctrina Wesleyana Aclarada/ Wesleyan Doctrine Clarified: Instruccion Programada Con El Suplemento/ Programmed Instruction With the Supplement (Spanish Edition)

Connor, John

Religion & Spirituality

Wesleyan Pub. House

Christian Perspectives on Social Problems

Desanto

Holiness for Ordinary People

Drury, Keith W.

Knowing us better: A guide to membership in the Wesleyan Church

Jerry Pence

You might say the children of today have decided that if it doesn't quack like a duck, then it isn't a duck-whether it says so or not. The sanctified-by-intimidation demeanor of the past has left a sour taste in our mouths. And for years we wanted nothing to do with the doctrine of holiness. But at last we have begun to separate the gift from its vendors, and now we want it again. Only we want the real thing. We have learned that much of the "touch not, taste not, handle not" paraphernalia associated with sanctification has precious little, in reality, to do with the Holy Spirit who allegedly inspired it. So with or without the rules; with or without the circus of emotion; with or without the fire-breathing evangelists; and with or without the made-for-television testimonies, the sons of this modern age, like their godly predecessors who were honest with themselves, desire a life wholly devoted to the glory of God alone. We want sanctified careers and marriages too. We want pure minds that meditate, more than covet or lust. We want hearts without carnal ambitions. And we want temples suited for the dwelling of Christ. But we are not so interested in how high one jumps at the altar, as in how he walks when he finally comes down.

Whatever Became of Holiness

Seaborn, Dan

Christian Books & Bibles

Turning Your Trauma into Triumph

Brecheisen, Jerry

Starting from the idea that "management can't be spiritualized and spiritual matters can't be managed," Wayne Schmidt looks to Joshua in the Old Testament for an example of the leadership needed in the church today. The book of Joshua, thought by many to be just a history of battles, is more of a journal of Joshua's experiences as he managed overwhelming change while responding to God's guidance. 
Each chapter of Leading When God Is Moving begins with a contrast between the commitments which help build momentum and those which hinder it. The issues that arise out of these contrasts, such as loss of identity, community changes and breaking through growth barriers, are then developed. The author concludes with questions that cause personal reflection and an inventory list for spiritual leaders that will help them identify how they need to manage the change that confronts their churches. 
Other topics dealt with include spiritual myths like "Leadership is easy in a church that's experiencing a movement of God"; having courage in the face of opposition; building a group of supporting leaders; and setting priorities.

Leading When God is Moving

Schmidt, Wayne

Preaching, teaching, and yelling the Bible

Stuart, Streeter S.

1996 WESLEYAN PUBLISHING HOUSE SOFTCOVER

Daily study of God's word: Joshua, Judges, Ruth (Wesley Bible study)

Hilton, Barbara

Reference

Follow the Leader is a unique devotional book that is filled with practical applications of Bible truths. Written in a concise format, it is easy and yet informative reading for these times. The reader will be caught up in the hundreds of outstanding historical events and interesting human interest stories that are "open windows" on the great lessons from God's Word. Each chapter includes a daily devotional reading that will take the reader through the Bible in one year, a key verse that sets the tone for the chapter, and a practical life response that can be used as a prayer for the day or a discussion starter. The author's principles for success are taken directly from the Word of God and stand in vivid contrast to the success philosophies of the world. It's a gold mine of devotional truth for those seeking a closer walk with the Lord or for those who are setting their goals in life and seeking to accomplish those goals in a stress-filled and high impact society.

Follow the Leader-A Daily Spiritual Journey

Wilson, Dr. Norman G.

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