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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Bivocational simply means 'two jobs,' but, when applied to Christian ministry, the concept is considerably more complex. Specifically, Bivocational discusses those ministers who have a God-called 'vocation' within the confines of serving Christ through His church and have one or more other jobs or callings. The subtitle, Today's Tentmaking Ministers, refers to an updated version of early New Testament ministers like the Apostle Paul and his two associates, Aquila and Priscilla, who formed a team of bivocational ministers (Acts 18:1-3). The three served God to build His Son's churches while holding secular jobs as tentmakers to provide independent incomes and reduce their financial burdens on those they served (Bickers, 2012). The demand for bivocational ministers in today's Christian church is far ahead of the supply. This situation developed over the last couple decades due to national economic declines and significant reductions in the number of people choosing to attend and support churches. The former decreased the value of our currency while the latter reduced the size of the weekly collections from which the church could draw a pastor's salary. These factors also forced many mono-vocational pastors to become bivocational or to leave the ministry entirely out of family financial necessity (Orlando, 2015). Dr. Dave Felsburg, having completed his five-textbook series on outreach, evangelism, and church growth, offers his first self-help book from his forty-year bivocational ministerial career. The doctor holds engineering degrees at the bachelor's and master's levels, a seminary diploma, four years of post-graduate seminary work, and a PhD in organizational behavior and management. His secular work was in design, development and deployment of missile warning, space surveillance and atmospheric defense sensors and command and control systems for the US Government. His career traversed civilian and military Government service, executive management, and entrepreneurial leadership of four companies he founded. He lives with his wife, Isabel in central Florida.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Moving the practitioner out of the pew and into the everyday world where the unbeliever lives, congregates, and socializes, Profiling the Prospect presents an array of methods for studying people's behavior to gather evidence of how far God has taken them in their spiritual journey to redemption. In Profiling the Prospect, author Dr. David F. Felsburg applies profiling techniques to understand a person's movement toward Christ. He shows how to determine the proper profile for the prospect by asking noninvasive questions or making routine conversation and documenting the responses. He divides a prospect's climb toward faith into seven different but related levels of spiritual awareness and provides a detailed general profile for common behaviors and responses at each of these levels. He lays out detailed steps to help the unbeliever get closer to God by following specific steps in the associated Redemption Plan. Finally, he presents easily understood flowcharts mapping the specific progress of the unbeliever at each level, as well as the logical next steps for moving forward in faith. A follow-up to Talkin' about Christ - Over the Back Fence, How God Gets You Back, Profiling the Prospect is Dr. Felsburg's next step in his continued work to bring attention and clarification to issues facing the Christian evangelist today and to lead people closer to Christ.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Business of Evangelism Revisited is the capstone volume of six books and a PhD dissertation on the topic of outreach, evangelism and church growth. It establishes the paradigm shift of understanding evangelism as a miraculous work of God's self-revelation supported by humankind rather than a work initiated and executed by them. God accomplishes His miracle through His General Revelation of God (Romans 1:18-20) and His Specific Revelation of Christ (Revelation 3:20). Doctor Felsburg began the series by publishing the 20-week series of lesson plans he used to teach evangelism for nearly 40 years. The book is Talkin' About Christ - Over the Back Fence (2010) which contains 10-weeks of basic evangelism training followed by 6 weeks of prospect behavioral analysis and 4 weeks of organizing small groups to become big. The texts he published to support those classes are How God Gets You Back (2010), Profiling the Prospect (2011) and Making the Little Much (2012). These books are supported by two books which facilitate rapid church growth through church organization and transitional ministerial staffing. Those books are Inside the Church (2013) and Bivocational: Today's Tent Making Ministers (2018). The Business of Evangelism Revisited summarizes these, documents their specific contributions to the body of knowledge for outreach, evangelism and church growth, and offers solutions for the phenomena of frustration and attrition among Christian evangelists proven through his doctoral dissertation. Dr. David F. Felsburg, Ph.D., continues his series on outreach, evangelism, and church growth with this seventh installment, The Business of Evangelism Revisited. He holds engineering degrees at the bachelor's and master's levels, a seminary diploma, and a PhD in organizational behavior and management. He has had careers in the military, government systems design, executive management, and entrepreneurial leadership of four companies, along with a forty-year, bivocational, pastoral ministry. He currently lives in Central Florida.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Inside the Church takes an in-depth look at the characteristics, impact and interactions of the diverse components of today's Christian church and how they combine to accomplish the overall mission of the church. To accomplish this task, Inside the Church documents ten frequently-occurring ministries for three levels of systems analysis to understand the individual ministry, examine its stand-alone system functionality and how it works within the complex system of church systems. Each level of analysis reveals unique information on the selected ministry from views seldom seen in non-technical literature. The ten ministries are Outreach, Evangelism, Preaching, Teaching, Ordinances, Discipleship, Inreach, Music, Serving and Leading. The analytical tools are the six-level taxonomy, the systems view and the system of systems view. The taxonomy is used to investigate the ministry's name, list its functions, describe its tasks, deconstruct the ministry into its contributions, evaluate the value of those contributions and reconstruct the tasks for peak efficiency and operation. The system level view looks at the required inputs, processes, outputs and output feedback to see how the ministry can work as a separate entity. The system of systems view observes the ministry as it functions within the complex of all ten ministries performing together. It is at these levels of component and inter-component relational interaction that church leaders can assign and reassign resources to the right areas of concern to maximize ministerial effectiveness, minimize participant frustration, and maintain staff and volunteer morale. Further, this level of systemic understanding facilitates planning from strategic, tactical and operational levels. From the strategic level to formulate goals, set objectives and assign responsibilities; from the tactical level to develop plans, assign resources, and set and measure performance expectations; and from the operational level to execute plans, engage resources, and evaluate performance effectiveness and efficiency.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - God has provided people all around us with spiritual gifts that often go unrecognized and unused throughout the best years for their effective ministries. Each is especially gifted by the Creator for making small group Bible studies larger. In Making the Little Much, author Dr. David F. Felsburg shows how to find, identify, develop, and use these special people to prepare small groups for exceptional growth. Dr. Felsburg describes the adult small group growth ministry and includes detailed job descriptions and functional insights for each leadership position in those small groups. He also examines a biblical model in considering all the necessary ministries a leader might implement for the small group members; shows how the successful group can become a breeding place for the development of future leaders in administration, outreach, social connectivity, and small group leadership; and considers the natural temptation for the leader to burn out by ministering to a larger group than he should. Making the Little Much also offers techniques for maintaining the discussion and learning advantages of the interactive small group while allowing its size to grow significantly. In addition to the adult small group model for growth, Dr. Felsburg provides required detail for adapting the adult applications to singles, youth, children, pre-school and cradle roll ministries. In the children's areas, he adds breakthrough methodologies for determining and applying learning modality preference for grouping the children to match their learning styles. A unique survey is included to supply questions or observations of the children to determine their preferred learning modality. This study presents a biblical model for leading small group-Sunday school, church training, or Bible study-into serious growth for the Lord. Author of 'Talking About Christ - Over the Back Fence' (Xulon Press, 2010), 'How God Gets You Back' (CrossBooks Publishing, 2010) and 'Profiling the Prospect' (CrossBooks Publishing, 2011); Dr. Felsburg mixes careers in the military, government systems design, executive management, and entrepreneurial leadership of four companies with a thirty-five-year bi-vocational pastoral ministry.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Bivocational simply means 'two jobs,' but, when applied to Christian ministry, the concept is considerably more complex. Specifically, Bivocational discusses those ministers who have a God-called 'vocation' within the confines of serving Christ through His church and have one or more other jobs or callings. The subtitle, Today's Tentmaking Ministers, refers to an updated version of early New Testament ministers like the Apostle Paul and his two associates, Aquila and Priscilla, who formed a team of bivocational ministers (Acts 18:1-3). The three served God to build His Son's churches while holding secular jobs as tentmakers to provide independent incomes and reduce their financial burdens on those they served (Bickers, 2012). The demand for bivocational ministers in today's Christian church is far ahead of the supply. This situation developed over the last couple decades due to national economic declines and significant reductions in the number of people choosing to attend and support churches. The former decreased the value of our currency while the latter reduced the size of the weekly collections from which the church could draw a pastor's salary. These factors also forced many mono-vocational pastors to become bivocational or to leave the ministry entirely out of family financial necessity (Orlando, 2015). Dr. Dave Felsburg, having completed his five-textbook series on outreach, evangelism, and church growth, offers his first self-help book from his forty-year bivocational ministerial career. The doctor holds engineering degrees at the bachelor's and master's levels, a seminary diploma, four years of post-graduate seminary work, and a PhD in organizational behavior and management. His secular work was in design, development and deployment of missile warning, space surveillance and atmospheric defense sensors and command and control systems for the US Government. His career traversed civilian and military Government service, executive management, and entrepreneurial leadership of four companies he founded. He lives with his wife, Isabel in central Florida.…

Zustand: New.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Moving the practitioner out of the pew and into the everyday world where the unbeliever lives, congregates, and socializes, Profiling the Prospect presents an array of methods for studying people's behavior to gather evidence of how far God has taken them in their spiritual journey to redemption. In Profiling the Prospect, author Dr. David F. Felsburg applies profiling techniques to understand a person's movement toward Christ. He shows how to determine the proper profile for the prospect by asking noninvasive questions or making routine conversation and documenting the responses. He divides a prospect's climb toward faith into seven different but related levels of spiritual awareness and provides a detailed general profile for common behaviors and responses at each of these levels. He lays out detailed steps to help the unbeliever get closer to God by following specific steps in the associated Redemption Plan. Finally, he presents easily understood flowcharts mapping the specific progress of the unbeliever at each level, as well as the logical next steps for moving forward in faith. A follow-up to Talkin' about Christ - Over the Back Fence, How God Gets You Back, Profiling the Prospect is Dr. Felsburg's next step in his continued work to bring attention and clarification to issues facing the Christian evangelist today and to lead people closer to Christ.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Business of Evangelism Revisited is the capstone volume of six books and a PhD dissertation on the topic of outreach, evangelism and church growth. It establishes the paradigm shift of understanding evangelism as a miraculous work of God's self-revelation supported by humankind rather than a work initiated and executed by them. God accomplishes His miracle through His General Revelation of God (Romans 1:18-20) and His Specific Revelation of Christ (Revelation 3:20). Doctor Felsburg began the series by publishing the 20-week series of lesson plans he used to teach evangelism for nearly 40 years. The book is Talkin' About Christ - Over the Back Fence (2010) which contains 10-weeks of basic evangelism training followed by 6 weeks of prospect behavioral analysis and 4 weeks of organizing small groups to become big. The texts he published to support those classes are How God Gets You Back (2010), Profiling the Prospect (2011) and Making the Little Much (2012). These books are supported by two books which facilitate rapid church growth through church organization and transitional ministerial staffing. Those books are Inside the Church (2013) and Bivocational: Today's Tent Making Ministers (2018). The Business of Evangelism Revisited summarizes these, documents their specific contributions to the body of knowledge for outreach, evangelism and church growth, and offers solutions for the phenomena of frustration and attrition among Christian evangelists proven through his doctoral dissertation. Dr. David F. Felsburg, Ph.D., continues his series on outreach, evangelism, and church growth with this seventh installment, The Business of Evangelism Revisited. He holds engineering degrees at the bachelor's and master's levels, a seminary diploma, and a PhD in organizational behavior and management. He has had careers in the military, government systems design, executive management, and entrepreneurial leadership of four companies, along with a forty-year, bivocational, pastoral ministry. He currently lives in Central Florida.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - God has provided people all around us with spiritual gifts that often go unrecognized and unused throughout the best years for their effective ministries. Each is especially gifted by the Creator for making small group Bible studies larger. In Making the Little Much, author Dr. David F. Felsburg shows how to find, identify, develop, and use these special people to prepare small groups for exceptional growth. Dr. Felsburg describes the adult small group growth ministry and includes detailed job descriptions and functional insights for each leadership position in those small groups. He also examines a biblical model in considering all the necessary ministries a leader might implement for the small group members; shows how the successful group can become a breeding place for the development of future leaders in administration, outreach, social connectivity, and small group leadership; and considers the natural temptation for the leader to burn out by ministering to a larger group than he should. Making the Little Much also offers techniques for maintaining the discussion and learning advantages of the interactive small group while allowing its size to grow significantly. In addition to the adult small group model for growth, Dr. Felsburg provides required detail for adapting the adult applications to singles, youth, children, pre-school and cradle roll ministries. In the children's areas, he adds breakthrough methodologies for determining and applying learning modality preference for grouping the children to match their learning styles. A unique survey is included to supply questions or observations of the children to determine their preferred learning modality. This study presents a biblical model for leading small group-Sunday school, church training, or Bible study-into serious growth for the Lord. Author of 'Talking About Christ - Over the Back Fence' (Xulon Press, 2010), 'How God Gets You Back' (CrossBooks Publishing, 2010) and 'Profiling the Prospect' (CrossBooks Publishing, 2011); Dr. Felsburg mixes careers in the military, government systems design, executive management, and entrepreneurial leadership of four companies with a thirty-five-year bi-vocational pastoral ministry. …

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Inside the Church takes an in-depth look at the characteristics, impact and interactions of the diverse components of today's Christian church and how they combine to accomplish the overall mission of the church. To accomplish this task, Inside the Church documents ten frequently-occurring ministries for three levels of systems analysis to understand the individual ministry, examine its stand-alone system functionality and how it works within the complex system of church systems. Each level of analysis reveals unique information on the selected ministry from views seldom seen in non-technical literature. The ten ministries are Outreach, Evangelism, Preaching, Teaching, Ordinances, Discipleship, Inreach, Music, Serving and Leading. The analytical tools are the six-level taxonomy, the systems view and the system of systems view. The taxonomy is used to investigate the ministry's name, list its functions, describe its tasks, deconstruct the ministry into its contributions, evaluate the value of those contributions and reconstruct the tasks for peak efficiency and operation. The system level view looks at the required inputs, processes, outputs and output feedback to see how the ministry can work as a separate entity. The system of systems view observes the ministry as it functions within the complex of all ten ministries performing together. It is at these levels of component and inter-component relational interaction that church leaders can assign and reassign resources to the right areas of concern to maximize ministerial effectiveness, minimize participant frustration, and maintain staff and volunteer morale. Further, this level of systemic understanding facilitates planning from strategic, tactical and operational levels. From the strategic level to formulate goals, set objectives and assign responsibilities; from the tactical level to develop plans, assign resources, and set and measure performance expectations; and from the operational level to execute plans, engage resources, and evaluate performance effectiveness and efficiency.…