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|  | | A Philosophy of Ministry
In this comprehensive work, Dr. Clements presents a thorough analysis of ministry philosophies, such as: kingdom and culture; church structure; the relationship of the church and state; 21st century worship; and establishing priorities in your ministry.
In this comprehensive work, Dr. Kirby Clements presents a thorough analysis of what it means to have a Philosophy of Ministry. This book deals with such important ministry philosophies as:
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li>Kingdom and Culture/li>
li>Church Structure/li>
li>The Relationship of Church and State/li>
li>Developing a Biblical World-view/li>
li>Twenty-First Century Worship/li>
li>Establishing Priorities in Your Ministry/li>
li>Principles of Restoration/li>
li>How to Care for Souls/li>
li>Philosophy of Staffing/li>
li>Discernment/ | |  | | And He Gave Them
The Clements' explore God's design for the co-laboring effort that is to be shared between man and woman in ministry and life. This book will enlighten and provoke readers as they read about: the reconciliation of men and women to the divine purposes of God; the concept of covering and how it has been misapplied; the concept of submission and how it has been erroneously used to subordinate women to men; and the roles played by women in God's redemptive plan.
In their first collaboration, with depth and extraordinary accuracy, the Clments explore God's design for the co-laboring effort that is to be shared between man and woman in ministry and in life. Readers will find this book to be enlightening, provacative and instructional.
| |  | | Avoiding the Ten Common Church Crises
Avoid 10 of the most common challenges in the church with this informative and practical guide.
This work identifies ten of the most common challenges in the church and offers some very insightful strategies for their management and even prevention. It offers a prescription for church growth and health while examining such areas as ministry philosophy, Spirit dynamic, money, advertisement, building programs, sin management and other factors that contribute to the overall effectiveness, influence, and longevity of a ministry.
| |  | | Discernment
Is it psychic or prophetic? Demonic or chemical depression? Real worship or spiritual fad? Discernment is key. In this book, Dr. Clements examines discernment as it relates to sickness, disease, deliverance and meditation, personal prophecies, and entertainment and worship.
| |  | | Spiritual Intelligence: Knowing God and Making Him Known
There is an intelligence that comprehends the divine-human connection with all of its privileges, promises, and responsibilities: Spiritual Intelligence.
While there is no deficit of religious intelligence, there is a need for spiritual understanding. In essence, there is an intelligence that comprehends the divine-human connection with all of its privileges, promises, and responsibilities. This book is based upon this premise. Spiritual Intelligence is the ability to understand truths, facts, meanings, relationships, functions, and realities that are seen, unseen, heard and not heard. It is a privilege of the salvation experience that can be developed. While academic intelligence measures the ability to comprehend science, language, | |  | | Spiritual Protocol and The Kingdom of God
This work explores the relationship that exists between the various concepts of the Kingdom of God and the attitude and behavior of the redeemed communities.
The Kingdom of God is the concept into which all other Biblical themes must fit. The Kingdom defines reality, value, authority, righteousness, justice, joy and even evil. Even though the idea of the Kingdom is a consistent theme throughout the Scriptures, there are diversities of meanings and applications. Because of these differences, there is a diversity of opinions and even controversy surrounding the nature and implications of the Kingdom. br />
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In this work, there is an effort to explore the relationship that exists between the various conceptions of the Kingdom | |  | | The Second
This book addresses developing a ministry philosophy, the uses and abuses of spiritual authority; leadership and personality dynamics; crisis resolutions in the pew and pulpit, as well as prophetic ministry in the local church.
In this work Dr. Clements addresses such topics as:br />
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li>Developing a Ministry Philosophy/li>
li>Spiritual Discernment/li>
li>Uses and Abuses of Spiritual Authority/li>
li>Leadership and Personality Dynamics/li>
li>Avoiding Burnout/li>
li>Reasons for Leaving Ministry/li>
li>Crisis Resolution in the Pew and Pulpit/li>
li>Prophetic Ministry in the Local Church/li>
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| |  | | The Spirit Friendly Church
The Church was once identified as the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, or the Church of a geographic area or city, but in recent years other such image markers have been used such as "User-Friendly" or "Prophetic" or "Deliverance." This book discusses whether worship, theology, government and ministry of the Church generate an atmosphere that is "Spirit-Friendly."
What was once Biblically and simply identified as the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, or the Church of a geographic area or city, has become known as the Pentecostal, the Protestant, the Catholic, the Assembly of God, the Methodist, the Lutheran, and so forth.
The recent decades bare witness to yet additional image markers such as "User Friendly," "Visitor-Friendly," "Vision-Centered," "Word," "Faith," "Prophetic," "Kingdom," "Deliverence," and a long list of others. All of these descriptors place | |  | | The Struggle and Triumph of the Believer
In this book, many questions that believers and non-believers have often asked will be addressed. Is God the adversary or the advocate of the believer? Are generational curses legitimate for New Testament Christians? These are just a few of the questions that will be answered.
Is God the adversary or the advocate of the believer?
Should spiritual warfare be a preoccupation with the devil!br />
Are generational curses legitimate for New Testament Christians?br />
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Biblical Christianity is a poweful miraculous faith. Yet many believers find themselves living far below the privileges of salvation. Many New Testament believers relate to God like Old Testament saints. They speak constantly of holy places, holy days, holy things, transfer of anointing, subjection of women, and the devil. br />
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Traditions, supertitions of th | |  | | When Prophecies Fail
In this work, Dr. Clements explores the various reasons for the failure of many end-time predictions and personal prophecies. He sheds light on the relationship between personal convictions, beliefs, expectations and human behavior.
What happens when you receive prophetic promises, decrees and proclamations concerning finances, relationships, possessions, occupations, ministries and physical welfare?br />
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Why have all end-time predictions fallen short?
In this work, Dr. Clements explores the various reasons for the failure of many end-time predictions and personal prophecies. He sheds light on the relationship between personal convistions, beliefs, expectations and human behavior.
The sections on personal prophecies offer helpful insight on prophetic language and meanings while examining | |  | | Wisdom Between the Pages
Insightful proverbial sayings to empower you to think and act in exciting new ways.
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div id="postBodyPS">Solomon prayed for an understanding heart to discern wise counsel and judgment. He discovered that there is no wisdom or counsel against the Lord, and that one word from the Lord settles the most complex issues. The pages of this work are filled with wonderful words of counsel and knowledge. Brief, concise, simple and profound, yet these proverbs provide an understanding into some of the most challenging issues. These insightful proverbial sayings will empower you t |
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