Seeing From the Summit (e-book) (used book) | Marty Guise | bookbook.eu

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Description: What if there were seven people who could walk you through steps to have an effective ministry through your church? What if these seven people were all definitively instructed by God? What if the directions had been written down in a clear manual for you to follow? Would you be willing to read those instructions? Seeing from the Summit presents seven biblical character-models direct from the pages of Scripture to help you and your church leaders to understand a clear model for building effective ministry in God's Church. Beginning with David and moving through Noah, Joseph, Ruth, and others, you will come to understand a systematic, scriptural model to better understand the purpose of the church, the calling of leaders, and the need to seek God's direction. Rather than presenting empty promises to build a church numerically, Seeing from the Summit deals in concrete, biblical, and spiritual concepts that grow individuals together in unity and launch them from the church in missional activity. Endorsements: ""In Seeing from the Summit, Marty Guise creatively uses a mountain climbing metaphor to motivate, encourage, and teach church leaders to plan their move forward in Christ's mission for his church. Marty combines lessons and insights from God's Word with his personal leadership giftedness and experiences walking with church leaders at Lay Renewal Ministries to help others clearly see and seize new summits in ministry. Leaders will appreciate that his practical and intentional action steps at the conclusion of chapters help them take strategic steps forward in Christ's mission for the church. Enjoy the journey!"" --Tim Wesemann, author of Swashbuckling Faith and Jack Bauer's Having a Bad Day About the Contributor(s): Marty Guise is the Executive Director of Lay Renewal Ministries, a church health and consulting organization founded in 1954. A former columnist for REV! magazine, Marty has contributed to books, magazines, and newspapers.