DIGIRENT - Breaking the Huddle: How Your Community Can Grow Its Witness
Don Everts, Doug Schaupp, Val Gordon
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Breaking the Huddle: How Don Everts, Doug Schaupp, Val Gordon epub Breaking the Huddle: How Don Everts, Doug Schaupp, Val Gordon pdf download Breaking the Huddle: How Don Everts, Doug Schaupp, Val Gordon pdf file Breaking the Huddle: How Don Everts, Doug Schaupp, Val Gordon audiobook Breaking the Huddle: How Don Everts, Doug Schaupp, Val Gordon book review Breaking the Huddle: How Don Everts, Doug Schaupp, Val Gordon summary | #777107 in Books | InterVarsity Press | 2016-12-02 | Original language:English | 8.25 x.50 x5.50l,.55 | File type: PDF | 216 pages||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Filled with wisdom, experience and hope for communities to grow their witness|By david61821|This book builds upon the earlier book, I Once Was Lost, by some of the same authors. I Once Was Lost taught us how to come alongside a person on their spiritual journey helping them cross the relevant thresholds that seem to keep them from becoming informed followers of the Lord Jesus.||"This writing team scores high on practicality while equally creating an inspiring and upbeat presentation that will draw Christ followers in from the get-go. Whether readers attend a small church or a mega-one, they will equally find these helpful patterns fo
Most Christians are stuck in the huddle. Even though we believe in outreach, most communities tend to focus on our own needs. That turns us into insular groups without many relationships with outsiders. So evangelism is occasional and conversions are rare. How do we change? In their groundbreaking book I Once Was Lost, Don Everts and Doug Schaupp identified five thresholds that individuals cross when they shift from being skeptics to followers...
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