La Mayordom-A: Total Stewardship

Este libro se propone poner frente al lector lo que pretende ser la hipótesis cristiana. Con este objeto, después de haber indicado algunas de las actitudes más significativas que ha tenido la creatividad humana para entrar en relación con lo divino, el autor centra su atención en el cambio radical de método religioso determinado por Jesucristo, como hecho en la historia. Se nos pone, ante todo, en condiciones de comprender los términos de dicho cambio radical y de reconocer su carácter ineludible; tras lo cual el lector se descubre recorriendo paso a paso, siguiendo la experiencia de ...

Junto con su pastor y buen amigo, Ted Cunningham, Smalley desprende las capas del enojo para exponer el núcleo emocional de la cólera y la amargura. Smalley and Cunningham explore this often maligned and God-given emotion and help couples learn to resolve conflict, hurt and pain in a healthy way; overcome feelings of anger, frustration and rage; use five specific tactics to deal with anger, and much more.

After many years of experience with churches, I observed that the maturing of the churches in general was being thwarted by the lack of genuine apostolic and five fold ministry. The book was written to illustrate the need for genuine fatherly leadership from the heart of maturity. Most books about apostolic leadership, although good and helpful, were more or less written from the point of view of application and performance of ministry rather than from the aspect of heart. Key editorial points are: Why we need leaders to be fathers. Why fathers should be honored and the results in the church...

For many of our contemporaries, God is something of the past, and to be agnostic is the solution for a developed and progressive world. Before such situation, this book wants to help Christians, who come from a tradition of twenty centuries, to speak of God keeping in mind the moment in which live, and to show to non believers that to believe is something reasonable and up-to-date and that, beyond prejudices, faith is not alienating but rather it is in itself a deep and liberating option.