Setting Your Church Free
- Christian Living
- Church Leadership & Ministry
- Work, Money & Leadership
- Publisher: Bethany House (Baker Publishing Group)
- Published: 2014
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Publisher's Description
Churches, Just Like People, Need to Be Set Free From Spiritual BondageCorporate sin robs the spiritual vitality and fruitfulness of churches, keeping them from being free in Christ. In Setting Your Church Free trusted authors Neil T. Anderson and Charles Mylander offer practical and life-giving tools for dealing biblically with corporate sin in the church. Offering a balanced approach, this unique book takes into account the reality of the spiritual world as well as the need for correcting leadership and administration problems. You will discover how to· Unite around a common purpose· Deal with the power of memories that affect the present and future of the church· Defeat Satan's attacks, and· Move forward with a strong, effective action plan. Churches that put these steps into practice will be set free from bondage to walk in the freedom Christ offers.
Endorsements (7)
“This is a book for which many of us have been waiting. It addresses many of the most strategic needs being faced by the Church today. The message of the second chapter alone could be used of God to transform many churches.”
“The Setting Your Church Free process described in this book has been a significant and strategic experience for our congregation. It was significant in that it helped us resolve some conflicts that we had because of the untimely death of our senior pastor. The strategic principles of this book have allowed us to turn the corner into the twenty-first century—an important event for a 95–year-old church. I would highly recommend this makeover process for any church that has more than a few years of history.”
“The process outlined in Setting Your Church Free is one of the most effective weapons in my arsenal of resources to assist churches that are experiencing spiritual bondage issues. I have used the process outlined by Neil Anderson and Chuck Mylander to assist severely conflicted congregations regain their spiritual and moral direction. I eagerly anticipate using this new edition to see still more victories over the evil one as I work with churches in transition that are seeking spiritual recovery and wholeness.”
“Just as individuals bring emotional and spiritual baggage with them into the Christian life, whole congregations can carry such baggage from events in the history of the congregation. Freedom for the individual to grow in maturity depends on dealing with the personal sin and emotional baggage, and freedom for a church to grow often depends on dealing with the corporate sin in its history. Setting Your Church Free provides the guidance a church needs to do that.”
“You hold in your hands one of the best resources available for churches and pastors who are desperate to experience God’s healing and transforming power. The Steps to Setting Your Church Free, based on the seven churches in Revelation, provide a refreshingly biblical and exceptionally practical framework for cultivating a spirit of genuine repentance and renewal in the local church. Having tested these truths in the real world of pastoral ministry, I can vouch for their validity, and I am thankful for the opportunity to share these timeless principles with a new generation of pastoral leaders.”
“You hold in your hands one of the best resources available for churches and pastors who are desperate to experience God’s healing and transforming power. The Steps to Setting Your Church Free, based on the seven churches in Revelation, provide a refreshingly biblical and exceptionally practical framework for cultivating a spirit of genuine repentance and renewal in the local church. Having tested these truths in the real world of pastoral ministry, I can vouch for their validity, and I am thankful for the opportunity to share these timeless principles with a new generation of pastoral leaders.”
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