Well-Intentioned Dragons: Ministering to Problem People in the Church. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Well-Intentioned Dragons: Ministering to Problem People in the Church

Are you fighting dragons? Every church has them - people who seem to be working against you. They are antagonists instead of allies. Despite being members of the same congregation, supposedly on the same side, you wind up being adversaries. They don't consider themselves malicious. Often they are well-meaning, deeply loyal to the church, convinced they are serving God - but they undermine the church's ministry and breed discontent among the members. This is a bout about the strenuous task of dealing with difficult people. Ministering while under attack. Based on real-life stories of battle-scarred veterans, Well-Intentioned Dragons presents a clear picture of God's love even for disagreeable people. It describes tested strategies pastors can use to communicate that love and turn dissidents into disciples. Chapter Titles: 1. Complex Conflicts 2. Identifying a Dragon 3. Personal Attacks 4. The Play for Power 5. The Best Defense 6. The Second-Best Defense 7. When the Dragon May be Right 8. When it's Time to Confront 9. When there's no Resolution