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"I am concerned," says John McArthur, "about the growing tendency in the Christian community ot create and empower leaders in the business world that don't understand the church from Jesus' perspective." Concerned about their image and their effectiveness, many Christian leaders easily fall into the temptation to rewrite the Biblical role of the pastor in order to fit into the role of "Chief Executive". This is the third in a trilogy and a valuable asset for encouraging both current pastors and future pastors. In a time when many pastors get caught up in the "marketing" of their church, this...

An English-born Benedictine monk who achieved worldwide recognition for his pioneering efforts to bridge the great traditions of Christian and Hindu faiths advocates a global spiritual friendship, cultivating respect for each other's spiritual practices.

¡Vivir llenos de esperanza! Ese es el mensaje de este libro. Dios en su amor abrió horizontes de esperanza para todas las personas que creen sus promesas. La esperanza promueve vida plena y permite trascender el aquí y el ahora. Jesucristo dijo en el evangelio Según San de Juan "He venido para que tengan vida en abundancia". El declaró ser manantial de esperanza al expresar "el que bebe del agua que Yo doy nunca más tendrá sed". Cristo es manantial de esperanza. Su Palabra aviva la fe y nos enseña que Él está a nuestro lado para sostenernos en los momentos difíciles. Cristo es agua ...

Valerie Knowles Combie paints poetic word pictures of the beautiful Caribbean islands of Antigua and St. Croix. The poems are sectioned into two parts. The first captures the relaxed pace of Antigua’s island life, enjoying the simple passing of time in the appreciation of the island’s beautiful sky, changing weather, plants and animals, and human inhabitants. She also describes what one may encounter in traveling to the island by air. The second part is a collection of thought-poems on life in St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Barrack Obama’s presidency, and the island’s changing...