The great giveaway: reclaiming the mission of the church from big business, parachurch organizations, psychotherapy, consumer capitalism, and other modern maladies

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Fitch, David E. 1956- (Author)
Format: Print Book
Language:English
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Published: Grand Rapids, Mich. Baker Books 2007
In:Year: 2007
Edition:2. printing
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B USA / Evangelization / Church growth / Evangelical movement
B USA / Value education / Protestant upbringing / Evangelical movement
Further subjects:B Mission of the church United States
B Evangelicalism United States
Description
Item Description:Introduction : the great giveaway or toward an evangelical postmodern ecclesiology -- Our definition of success -- When going from ten to a thousand members in five years is the sign of a sick church -- Evangelism -- Saving souls beyond modernity : how evangelism can save the church and make it "relevant" again -- Leadership -- When evangelical pastors end up in moral failure : the missing link between the pastorate and the virtues -- The production of experience -- Why worship takes practice : toward a worship that forms truthful minds and faithful experience (not merely reinforces the ones we walked in with) -- The preaching of the Word -- The myth of expository preaching : why we must do more than wear scrolls on our foreheads -- Justice (our understanding of) -- Practicing redeemed economics : Christian community in but not of capitalism -- Spiritual formation -- The need for more preaching (and penance) in the psychologist's office : or why therapy never should have left the church in the first place -- Moral education -- Evangelicals and the training of our children to be good Americans : the example of character education in the public schools -- Conclusion : let us return to the simple practices - Includes bibliographical references
ISBN:080106483X