Carolyn Moore
Biography
Carolyn Moore wrote When Women Lead.
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Theology
“In this volume, all the obvious passion Carmen Joy Imes has for the church is wrapped up together with all her academic rigor to produce a stunningly good study of our roots. By helping us better understand how we began, Carmen shows us what we can become and how we can best belong. This book is for everyone who loves the church . . . or wants to.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“In this volume, Erin Grimm shares from experience rooted in substantial study. Emergent Grace is not lightweight encouragement to ‘feel better.’ It is just the right mix of research, personal stories, and solid wisdom. I commend both the writer and the word to you, with a prayer that you will learn to live joyfully into your created design as you navigate its limits.”
Theology
“When Steve Seamands talks about healing, he is speaking from decades of Spirit-led reflection, academic rigor, hands-on practice, and convincing proof that Jesus is still in the healing business. That’s why I knew, as soon as I opened to the table of contents, that this book would benefit not only me but my whole congregation. I want everyone to use this book to build a vital healing ministry rooted in the love of God. What a gift to the body of Christ.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“In a Christian world that is increasingly professionalized, Aaron gives us a much needed nudge toward organic, lay-centered ministry that is relational through and through.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Kelsey’s gentle, encouraging spirit shines through in these pages filled with Truth and will speak straight to a girl’s heart as she nurtures her own young faith. As a mom of tween and teen girls, I love having this devotional to share with them as they grow.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“This is a complete handbook of ministry for those who are ready to do more than offer perfunctory prayers over tough situations. It is full of meat and extremely practical, theologically sound, and accessible. If you’re ready to get serious about spiritual warfare, this book is the place to begin. You will be encouraged by the stories and empowered by the principles. Thank you, Pete Bellini, for teaching us how to take authority.”
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