EQUIP YOURSELF FOR GOSPEL-DRIVEN MINISTRY

This book is specifically designed to empower lay leaders of Protestant churches to reimagine and effectively practice gospel-driven ministry and mission in today’s society. By presenting five biblically grounded, essential practices, John Stewart provides a clear roadmap for churches to remain faithful to their risen Lord. These practices are not only foundational but also achievable, making this book an invaluable resource for any congregation seeking to deepen its ministry and mission.

BUILD A STRONG FOUNDATION FOR YOUR CHURCH

Stewart identifies five indispensable practices that are biblically mandated for the church: fellowship, discipleship, witness, service, and worship. He explains each practice in a way that is both memorable and practical, offering real-life examples of how they are being successfully implemented in current mainline congregations. By focusing on these core practices, your church can build a strong foundation for gospel-driven ministry and mission.

PUT THESE PRINCIPLES INTO ACTION

What sets this book apart is its emphasis on practical application. Stewart doesn’t just present theory; he provides achievable models and examples that can be adapted to your church’s unique context. This means you can take the principles outlined in this book and put them into action, confident that you’re following a biblically grounded approach to ministry and mission.

INFORMATIONS COMPLÉMENTAIRES

• This accessible and instructive book is designed to equip lay leaders of Protestant churches to better envision and practice gospel-driven ministry and mission in contemporary society.
• Seasoned pastor and practical theologian John Stewart presents and explains five biblically mandated, foundational practices for being and nurturing the church: fellowship, discipleship, witness, service, and worship.
• Stewart argues that these five practices are normative, indispensable, and doable for congregations that seek to remain faithful to their risen Lord.
• He offers memorable, achievable models of ways they are already being used in current mainline congregations.