Mike McKinley Ordine dei libri

"Hurt people hurt people. But those who have been called by grace become new creations." Emotional and raw, Sean DeMars tells his story of a life turned around. It is a tale of two families: one scarred by brokenness, another renewed by grace. In his storytelling, the tragedy and horror of his early years are punctuated with the beauty of restoration evident in the life he now leads. Abandoned by a father and abused by a mother, his search for a father finds a home with the King of heaven who graces him with love and sonship. Follow his journey through abuse, drugs and prison, across the battlefield and mission field and into marriage, family and ministry in this personal, engaging and honest testament to God's grace. As his life and his church are turned around, their stories become a platform to display how God chooses the nothings of the world. His story is the story of every sinner saved by grace: once a victim and rebel, now redeemed and reconciled.

By 2 pastors with experience of prosperity gospel Highlights problems Refutes claims made by prosperity preachers

Basic summary of key Christian beliefs Ideal for new Christians Part of the 'First Steps' series

The book features eight insightful studies that invite readers to encounter a Savior characterized by surprise, power, and joy. It emphasizes a welcoming nature, aiming to deepen understanding and appreciation of this transformative figure in a meaningful and engaging way. Each study is designed to foster a personal connection and exploration of faith, highlighting the Savior's impact on individuals and the world.

Engage in a structured spiritual journey with ninety days of open Bible devotionals crafted by Mark Dever and Mike McKinley. Each devotional encourages reflection and personal growth, providing dedicated space for journaling to deepen your understanding and connection with the scriptures. This resource is designed to enhance your daily faith practice and foster a closer relationship with God.

The story of a church's revitalization counters a common misconception that a church's size determines its health--pointing pastors to the faithful ministry of God's Word.