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Exploring the dynamics of church growth, this book delves into strategies and practices that can enhance a congregation's vitality. It addresses common challenges faced by churches and offers insights on fostering community engagement, spiritual development, and effective outreach. Through practical advice and real-life examples, readers will discover how to cultivate a thriving church environment that attracts new members while deepening the faith of existing ones.

Focusing on the wisdom of Solomon, this book delves into the book of Proverbs, addressing common questions and emphasizing its relevance for modern Christians. The author reorganizes Proverbs into six practical life applications—spiritual, personal, family, intellectual, market-place, and societal—each highlighting specific themes. It serves multiple purposes, including as a devotional guide, a resource for small group discussions, and a tool for teaching Christian ethics. Ultimately, it aims to help readers cultivate a life that honors God, the source of wisdom.

Mayhue provides tools to enrich your study time by understanding what the Bible says and means through methods of Biblical interpretation. His study tips will guide you to avoid common errors and to find a straight path to understanding the Truth of Scriptures for yourself.

The concept of 'moral fibre' is considered laughable, yet admired in films and yearned for in relationships. The author shows how we can develop real moral character from biblical examples, and win with God on our side.

The Thessalonian epistles give us relevant glimpses of the churches earliest times. When looking at the early church many contemporary questions arise such as 'What is true Gospel?' 'How do you plant a church?' These are questions that exercise our modern church just as much as the historic Thessalonian one.

God can heal. This is truth clearly evident from Scripture. In The Healing Promise Richard Mayhue Provides straight answers without compromising the Bible or God's miraculous power.