The great giveaway : reclaiming the mission of the church from big business, parachurch organizations, psychotherapy, consumer capitalism, and other modern maladies / David E. Fitch.
2005
250.973 F544g 2005
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Title
The great giveaway : reclaiming the mission of the church from big business, parachurch organizations, psychotherapy, consumer capitalism, and other modern maladies / David E. Fitch.
Author
ISBN
080106483X (pbk.)
9780801064838 (pbk.)
9780801064838 (pbk.)
Imprint
Grand Rapids, Mich. : Baker Books, c2005.
Language
English
Description
263 p. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
250.973 F544g 2005
System Control No.
(OCoLC)61352931
(OCoLC)61352931
(OCoLC)61352931
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 231-263).
Formatted Contents Note
Introduction : the great giveaway : toward an postmodern evangelical 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 practices.
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 practices.
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