Rethinking our priorities The church: Its pastor and people James Sidlow Baxter

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TextLanguage: 0 eng Publication details: U.S.A; Zondervan Publishing House; 1980Edition: 5thDescription: 255tr; Paperback; 21cmISBN:

031020691X

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Evangelicalism

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262.001
J27-B35

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Summary: Every pastor, every music minister, everyone who serves, and everyone who claims to worship the Lord Jesus ought to read this. The message in this book is timely and timeless and put forth in the kindliest way by one of the 20th Century's most brilliant Bible expositors and churchmen. It hits hard at the modern church-growth movement that displaces true reverence and sound biblical exegesis with frivolities and shallow preaching, but never in a hurtful or haranguing manner. Although first published decades ago the message in this book is even more relevant today than when it first came out. A MUST READ for everyone concerned about the direction in which the evangelical church is headed today.

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Every pastor, every music minister, everyone who serves, and everyone who claims to worship the Lord Jesus ought to read this. The message in this book is timely and timeless and put forth in the kindliest way by one of the 20th Century's most brilliant Bible expositors and churchmen. It hits hard at the modern church-growth movement that displaces true reverence and sound biblical exegesis with frivolities and shallow preaching, but never in a hurtful or haranguing manner. Although first published decades ago the message in this book is even more relevant today than when it first came out. A MUST READ for everyone concerned about the direction in which the evangelical church is headed today.

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