24: Creating Pathways (and Reducing Barriers) for Women in Organizational Leadership: Seeing Men and Women Flourish as They Work Together
LeaderSHIFTs: Pursuing a Culture of Shared Leadership between Men and Women
Mission Leaders Conference 2019
Women's Development Week
Building Outstanding Church/Mission Agency Relations in Mobilization
Thorough in the research presented and knowledgeable of the history and culture of the Iranian people, Oksnevad presents an insightful look inside the community of first generation believers from Muslims backgrounds.
This book equips you to understand and confront cultural Christianity with honesty and grace.
Most every “Christian” country is full of cultural Christians. They are Christians by history and tradition, rather than by conviction.
In this book, Eddie Byun provides a practical guide to praying for missionaries. He shows the vital connection between prayer and missions, how our prayers are connected to both the well-being of missionaries and the fruit of their work. Byun offers ways to pray for the various needs that missionaries have on the field, to prevent burnout and protect them from harm. He reinforces the fact that our prayers for mission workers and their ministry can make a difference.
The author explores Scripture’s teachings on how to live a disciplined life while offering practical strategies for growth based on the science of self-control.
In my research I have been astounded by this: when women encountering difficult gender hurdles choose forgiveness over bitterness, God often finds ways around the hurdles and gives them even more influence than if the original door they sought had been open to them.
Kim presents the theoretical foundation needed to accurately understand the unique challenges to urban ministry. He draws on years of experience as he proposes principles to guide the urban missionary seeking to develop a workable strategy.
Movements belong to God. We see what God is doing to bear fruit and follow His lead. When we notice patterns—God bearing fruit in a similar way over and over again through people—we call that a Fruitful Practice. We can follow God by implementing Fruitful Practices, and we learn Fruitful Practices by observing what God is doing.
Immigration has always been and will remain a defining issue for the United States of America. Whether we trace our roots to the original peoples of the land, to the early western European colonists, … or to some combination of the above, each of us has an individual immigrant history.
In this book David Joannes challenges the reader to find his/her role in God’s Kingdom narrative. He draws upon history, psychology, life experience, and powerful storytelling to reshape perceptions of God’s unique plan for one’s life.
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