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This book is intended to explain the causes of the most damaging pathologies that characterize many local churches. This book is rooted in the truths that:. The Church already has a Head. The Church already has a Teacher. The Church already has a Constitution. The Church already has a Mission and Plan. The Church already has Gifted members

MANY PULPITS, FEW DISCIPLES:We have more churches in our communities than ever, yet the testimony of believers has been declining. We have many pulpits but few believers who are spiritually maturing, few are becoming true disciples of Jesus Christ.The purpose of this booklet is to identify the proximate causes of the decline of the church's testimony. We need to know why believers are not maturing intellectually or spiritually.

The work of shepherding the flock of God may be the most strenuous and difficult challenge there is, but there is no higher calling, no more satisfying labor than serving God by serving His people. There are God-appointed elders who are selflessly and sacrificially investing in the lives and ministries of God's flock - we ought to highly esteem such servants of God. The book includes Checklists to evaluate elder's Qualifications, their Shepher...

This booklet addresses an embarrassing and damaging failure among Christians and churches in America: the sin of partial obedience to God's Word. It explains why many professing Christians and local churches fail to experience the adventure, joy, confidence, and personal satisfaction that is the lot of every true believer that is living a life consecrated to God.

The greatest danger from our general ignorance of Natural Law is our failure to oppose usurpations by the government of the roles and authorities of family and church. However, real authority exists in families and churches. This book attempts to explain those natural authorities and how they are maintained and lost.

It's obvious that America is becoming increasingly divided, but what is the fundamental cause of the division? Americans have always had differences but those differences did not divide us. From the founding of our nation, Americans have come from different nations, different ethnicities, different religions, different races, and different political ideologies, but we were all united as proud Americans.What has changed? What is the fundamental...

Dennis Hicks was a polite, middle class, Roman Catholic, Republican kid as the 60s dawned in America, but something happened. The Vietnam War erupted and Hicks' fight to avoid the draft in 1965-66 triggered a challenge to all his dearly held assumptions about the government and America's promise of equality. His radicalization reflects America's terrifying polarization. His evolution into a Cultural as well as Marxist revolutionary will blow y...