In our fourth and final clip from Leadership Network’s interview with Teresa McBean she discusses her favorite quote in Bridges to Grace.
Addictions and abuse have affected people in every congregation, but how can churches effectively come alongside the hurting?
The newly released Bridges to Grace examines a number of recovery ministries, in hopes of answering exactly that question.
Congrats to Alex Lozada and Darin Rudd, who each won a copy of Bridges to Grace.
Thanks to all of you who participated in today’s giveaway, stop back soon!
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This week we’ve been featuring Bridges to Grace, which highlights the latest innovations in recovery ministry.
Today, you have a chance to win a copy for yourself!
Drawing on the stories of churches across the country, Liz Swanson and Teresa McBean share how addiction and abuse recovery ministries are bringing God’s grace to hurting individuals. Taking lessons from both successes and failures, they demonstrate how recovery ministries can be used powerfully in the church.
There are two copies of Bridges to Grace available, and this giveaway will run through this afternoon (Thursday).
To enter simply comment below with your answer to this question - how does your church help people in need of recovery? Sorry – this giveaway is now closed.
In part three of Leadership Network’s interview with Teresa McBean she discusses the most challenging concept in Bridges to Grace.
Addictions and abuse have affected people in every congregation, but how can churches effectively come alongside the hurting?
The newly released Bridges to Grace examines a number of recovery ministries, in hopes of answering exactly that question.
In part two on Leadership Network’s interview with Teresa McBean she discusses what inspired her to write Bridges to Grace.
Addictions and abuse have affected people in every congregation, but how can churches effectively come alongside the hurting?
The newly released Bridges to Grace examines a number of recovery ministries, in hopes of answering exactly that question.
Addictions and abuse have affected people in every congregation, but how can churches effectively come alongside the hurting?
The newly released Bridges to Grace examines a number of recovery ministries, in hopes of answering exactly that question.
Co-author Teresa McBean recently sat down with Leadership Network to discuss this book, and today she looks at its Big Idea.
All this week bloggers will be posting their reviews of Alan Hirsch and Dave Ferguson’s On the Verge: A Journey into the Apostolic Future of the Church. I’ll be keeping a list right here of all of the participating blogs. I encourage you to read a few reviews and join the discussion!
THE BLOG TOUR
Philip Watkins
My World
Your Daily Strength
Simul Iustus Et Peccator
outWORD
Sojourning Spiritually
Against Nothingness
Mark Howell Live
The Squirrel Factor
Mobilizing Students Mission
Chris Blackstone
A Faith that Risks
Step Up to the Call
Tom Farr’s Blog
Ministry Matters
My World
Sidewalk Theologian
Your Daily Strength
Christian Humanist
The Heart of One
From The Outside Looking In
See Through
Revitalize Your Church
The Burner
Kingdom Life
Borrowed Light
You See Kids…
Got my first look at a new book today, Is Hell for Real or Does Everyone Go to Heaven? With contributions by Tim Keller, Al Mohler, J.I. Packer, and Robert Yarbrough this little volume looks to pack a big punch.
And when I say “little volume” I mean it. This thing is less than 100 pages, and if you buy it online it’s less than 10 bucks. If your church members, friends, or family members are looking for a short read about hell, this is it.
