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We can be quick to pray for people around the world in times of trauma, but has prayer become a way...
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In the harried, expect-the-unexpected flow of everyday life, faith seems far away for many people. ...
Accountable Discipleship: Living in God's Household is a book about pastoral leadership in the Wesl...
Warning: This book could change the way you live. "Although I've experienced what it's like to get ...
In this broken world, community is rare. Sadly, this is sometimes true even in the church. Conflict...
"This book is truly about life with God: a life in which the awareness and consciousness of God swe...
This workbook describes major features in John Wesley's devotional life, and it illustrates how you...
A down-to-earth, practical introduction to the ins and outs of preaching for lay preachers, bivocat...
Finally, a book for men's spiritual development that actually starts with Jesus. Not lightly bapti...
Many of us go through our busy lives with many acquaintances but few true close friends. Most of ou...
A group of people who pray together can change the world. A community's deepening prayer life depen...
We often think of Jesus as someone with all the answers. But over and over in scripture, he asks qu...
"A threefold cord is not quickly broken" (Ecclesiastes 4:12). A relationship where God and spouses ...
Have you ever had a mountaintop spiritual experience and then had trouble returning to the reality ...
To many, the word liturgy brings to mind juggling a hymnal, Bible and a bulletin printed with forma...
John Wesley (1703 - 1791), one of the greatest preachers of all time, preached more than 40,000 ser...
Remembering Your Story invites readers to connect their faith stories with others and with God's st...
Stretch Out Your Hand offers practical ways for us to consider the varieties of God's healing love ...
Have you ever stopped praying? When life seems unfair and prayer doesn't seem to make any differen...
"Naming where we see crisis can upset us," writes Doughty. "It probably ought to. Distress, at its ...