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| Even the Demons Submit: Continuing Jesus' ministry on Deliverance | View shopping basket | |
| by Loren L. Johns & James R. Krabill, editors | ||
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experienced deliverance compare notes, tell their stories and seek to
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| Anabaptists Meeting Muslims: A Calling for Presence in the Way of Christ | View shopping basket | |
| by James R. Krabill, David W. Shenk, & Linford Stutzman, editors | ||
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Cover... Related Items Religions Missions | This book reveals a rich diversity of Anabaptist engagement with Muslims around the
world. Here are essays and reports from missionaries in the field, administrators at mission
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dialogue, questioning, agreeing, amazement, and sometimes dissent. Mennonites Meeting
Muslims does not seek to present a homogenized view that flows through a predetermined
Anabaptist ideological grid. Rather it is a forum for giving and receiving counsel and a place to
share stories and reflections that will encourage and help to equip Christians for the calling to
presence in the way of Christ. Copyright 2004 Herald Press | |
| Is It Insensitive to Share Your Faith?: Hard Questions about Christian Mission in a Plural World | View shopping basket | |
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Cover... Related Items Faith Evangelism | Is it impolite-is it even imperial-for Christians to invite others to faith? Krabill walks right into discussions often considered off-limits. Are Christians hopelessly narrow and willfully uninformed? Why do they act as through only they are right and everyone else isn't? Why would Jesus possibly be someone to follow today? And what difference would that have a chance of making in the world? Never arrogant and never shifty, Krabill acknowledges both the audacity of God's efforts, and the often miserable failings of the church, and yet his own hope. Among his chapter titles are "What was God thinking anyway?" "Why our encounters with other faiths create unease." And "one faith one hope, one God...how crazy can you get?" The book honestly explores whether Christians can talk about and live their faith without veering into a salesman mode or without condemning persons who believe otherwise, and why this is such a tension-filled matter. Copyright 2005 Good Books | |
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