Vision is essential to a church. However, unlike the values, mission, and purpose, the vision is more subject to change. It is dynamic, not static. Over time, the vision must be renewed, adapted, and adjusted to the cultural context in which the congregation lives. The change takes place only at the margins of the vision, not at its core. The core—the Great Commission—does not change. The details ...
ARTICLE Discovering Your Calling Answer the fundamental issues Christians often experience with calling and guide your church leaders toward greater joy and peace in their lives. from BuildingChurchLeaders.com
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Listen! God is Calling! Luther Speaks of Vocation, Faith, and Work by Michael Bennethum
Christianity is not something you do on Sundays. Bennethum draws on the teaching of Martin Luther to show how all of life should be lived before God. (Augsburg/Fortress, 2003; ISBN 0806649917)
When There's No Burning Bushby Gary Morsch and ...
POWERPOINT Discovering Your Calling For many Christians, finding their calling seems like a hidden needle in a haystack and ultimately leads to confusion and discontentment. Life throws us competing voices and much to discern, so how do we find and respond faithfully to God's invitations? And, how do our churches determine what they're called to do? These handouts answer the fundamental issues Christians often experience with calling and will guide your church leaders toward greater joy and peace in their lives. by BuildingChurchLeaders.com
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