9780974233109 - Biblical Church Government von Clements, Don K. (6 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. KlappentextThis Presbyterian Primer is one of a series of books by Clements that has been written in non-academic style, specifically designed to reach new church members. Originally released in 2003, this second edition has been updated.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Biblical Church Government is a Presbyterian Primer, one of a series of books by Don Clements that has been written in non-academic style, specifically designed to reach new or previously unread Church members. Originally released in 2003, this second edition has been updated and reformatted to allow space in the margins for notes. It lends itself quite well as an easy-to-read training manual for church officers or as a more in-depth study for persons considering church membership. One pastor says this is the one book actually read consistently by leadership candidates in his church. Topics covered in this volume include 'The Importance of Leadership in the Church,' 'Church Government in the New Testament,' 'Christ the King,' 'How Many Offices Are There in the Church ' 'The Function of Elders,' 'The Tasks of Elders,' 'Power and Authority in the Church,' 'The Necessity of Church Discipline,' 'The Origin, Function and Tasks of Deacons,' 'The Role of Women in the Church,' 'Qualifications for Office' and 'The Confessional and Connectional Nature of the Church.' Clements uses the English Standard Version throughout for references. In his book, Dr. Clements distinguishes between the various forms of church government, making a biblical case for the Presbyterian form. He offers the reasoning and need for officers in the organized church, and presents a thorough study of the leadership structure and duties delineated in the Bible. This book is the only one in print today that explains the unique 'two office' (elder and deacon) view of Presbyterian government that is practiced in the Presbyterian Church in America. Lots of practical caveats gained from many years of experience are included alongthe way.