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How to Build a Biblical Ethos into Your Church

Dennis McCallum
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Pages
309
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
New Paradigm Publishing

About

• How can you foster a high-commitment ethos in your church?
• What makes people eager to serve their community?
• What does the biblical concept of "equipping" really mean?
• Are there minimums we should call for in the modern church?
• Why are millions of young people leaving the church, and what can we do about it? Dennis McCallum has been lead pastor of Xenos Christian Fellowship in Columbus, Ohio for forty years. During that time, Xenos has grown from a single Bible study to hundreds of house churches through natural friendship evangelism, the cultivation of body life, and personal discipleship. Dennis is the author of a number of books, including Organic Disciplemaking, and Satan and His Kingdom. He and his wife, Holly, serve in Xenos along with their three grown children and their families.

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