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How to Build a Healthy Church: A Practical Guide for Deliberate Leadership (Second Edition) 2nd Revised edition [Mīkstie vāki]

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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, height x width x depth: 216x140x21 mm, weight: 360 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 24-Aug-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Crossway Books
  • ISBN-10: 1433575779
  • ISBN-13: 9781433575778
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, height x width x depth: 216x140x21 mm, weight: 360 g
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  • ISBN-10: 1433575779
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A Newly Updated and Rebranded Edition of The Deliberate Church

If churches are the dwelling place of Gods Spirit, why are so many built around the strategies of man? Eager for church growth, leaders can be lured by entertaining new schemes, forgetting to keep doctrinal truth as their driving force. Churches must find a way out of the maze of programs and methods and humbly lean on the sufficiency of Gods Word.

How to Build a Healthy Church, a revised and expanded edition of The Deliberate Church, challenges leaders to evaluate their motivations for ministry and provides practical examples of healthy, deliberate leadership. Written as a companion handbook for Nine Marks of a Healthy Church, it covers important topics including membership, worship, responsible evangelism, and church roles. This is more than a step-by-step plan to mimic; its a biblical blueprint for pastors, elders, and anyone committed to the churchs vitality.
Foreword 15(2)
D.A. Carson
Mark's Preface 17(4)
Paul's Preface 21(2)
A Note to the Reader 23(8)
Introduction 31(10)
What Are We Building?
31(2)
How Should We Build It?
33(2)
What Will It Cost to Build Like This?
35(6)
Section 1: Gathering the Church
1 The Four P's
41(12)
Preaching
41(3)
Praying
44(2)
Personal Discipling Relationships
46(2)
Patience
48(5)
2 Beginning the Work
53(10)
Clarifying the Gospel
53(3)
Cultivating Trust
56(2)
Cleaning the Rolls
58(2)
Conducting Reverse Membership Interviews
60(3)
3 Doing Responsible Evangelism
63(10)
Including Essentials
63(1)
Extending Invitations
64(3)
Avoiding Entertainment
67(1)
Avoiding Manipulation
68(1)
Being God Centered
69(1)
Training Members
70(3)
4 Taking in New Members
73(10)
Where Is Local Church Membership in the Bible?
74(2)
The New Members' Class
76(1)
The Church Covenant
76(3)
The Membership Interview
79(1)
The Ministry of New Members
80(1)
The Margin of Error
81(2)
5 Doing Church Discipline
83(12)
Formative and Corrective
83(1)
The Preventative Function of Accountability Relationships
84(1)
The Context
85(2)
The Care List
87(1)
Removing a Member from the Rolls
87(8)
Section 2: When the Church Gathers
6 Understanding the Regulative Principle
95(6)
The Regulative Principle
95(1)
Worship Is the Purpose of Redemption
96(1)
God Cares How People Worship in the Old Testament
96(1)
God Cares How People Worship in the New Testament
97(1)
Why Does God Care about How We Worship Him?
98(3)
7 Applying the Regulative Principle
101(10)
Read the Bible
101(2)
Preach the Bible
103(1)
Pray the Bible
104(1)
Sing the Bible
105(2)
See the Bible
107(1)
On Multiple Services
108(3)
8 The Role of the Pastor
111(8)
Practitioner of the Marks
111(1)
Teaching Is Everything
112(2)
The Day-to-Day
114(2)
The Three G's
116(3)
9 Evangelistic Exposition
119(10)
What Expositional Preaching Does
120(1)
What Evangelistic Sermons Are
121(2)
How to Preach Expositional Sermons Evangelistically
123(6)
10 The Roles of the Different Gatherings
129(12)
Adult Education Hour
129(1)
Sunday Morning Service
130(2)
Sunday Evening Service
132(3)
Wednesday Evening Service
135(2)
Members' Meetings
137(4)
11 The Role of the Ordinances
141(6)
Baptism
141(2)
The Lord's Supper
143(4)
12 Loving Each Other
147(6)
A Live, Active Culture
147(4)
Building a Corporate Witness
151(2)
13 Music
153(20)
Congregational Singing
154(6)
Accompaniment
160(3)
Variety-a Staple Spice
163(2)
Getting There
165(8)
Section 3: Gathering Elders
14 The Importance of Elders
173 (6)
Brief Biblical Background
174(1)
The Practicality of Plurality
175(4)
15 Looking for a Few Good Men
179(8)
Recognizing before Training
179(2)
What Is an Elder Not?
181(2)
What Is an Elder?
183 (1)
Qualification Quadrants
183(4)
16 Assessment
187(8)
Assessing Character
187 (2)
Assessing Ability
189 (2)
Assessing Fit
191(4)
17 Why Character Is Crucial
195(8)
Modeling
195(2)
Meetings
197(1)
The Great Meeting
198(5)
18 Getting Started
203(8)
Exposition
203(2)
Recognition
205(1)
Nomination
205(1)
Election
206(1)
Installation
206(2)
Cooperation
208(1)
Rotation
208(3)
19 Staffing
211(14)
Why Not Specialize?
211(5)
What's the Alternative?
216(3)
The Relationships between Staff, Elders, and Deacons
219(6)
Section 4: When the Elders Gather
20 The Word and Prayer
225(10)
The Word
226(3)
Prayer
229(6)
21 The Agenda: What to Talk About
235(14)
Preparation
235(1)
Categories for Conversation
236(9)
The Annual Budget Process
245(1)
Others in the Room
246(3)
22 Decision-Making: How to Talk about It
249(18)
The Pastor's Role
249(2)
Speaking Graciously
251(2)
Observing Order
253(1)
Voting
254(3)
Conclusion
257(1)
A Godward-Looking Church
257(2)
An Outward-Looking Church
259(8)
Appendix: Church Membership Interview Form 267(4)
Notes 271(10)
General Index 281
Scripture Index 28
Mark Dever (PhD, Cambridge University) is the senior pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, DC, and president of 9Marks (9Marks.org). Dever has authored over a dozen books and speaks at conferences nationwide. He lives in Washington, DC, with his wife, Connie, and they have two adult children.

Paul Alexander (MDiv, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is the pastor of Grace Covenant Baptist Church in Elgin, Illinois, where he lives with his wife, Laurie, and their six children.