The Pastor

Autor Eugene H. Peterson

0.0 z 5 hvězdiček 0 hodnocení čtenářů

Kniha ( měkká vazba )

Produkt je nedostupný.

Při zaslání zboží balíčkem

K nákupu nad 499 Kč dárek zdarma v hodnotě 299 Kč

Gump: Jsme dvojka

Při zaslání zboží balíčkem

K nákupu nad 2499 Kč dárek zdarma v hodnotě 499 Kč

DC COMICS: Absolutně všechno, co musíte vědět

The heartening, transformative story of an unlikely pastor, and one answer to the oft-neglected question: what does it actually mean to be a pastor? Eugene Peterson never wanted to be a pastor. But, in 1962, when he was asked by the Presbyterian Church to begin a new church in Bel Air, Maryland, he surprised himself by answering the call.… Přejít na celý popis

Po smrti matky přijíždí Genevieve do tajemné vily Encantra, kde se rozehrává smrtící hra. Aby přežila, musí předstírat lásku k nebezpečnému Rowinovi. Více informací

The heartening, transformative story of an unlikely pastor, and one answer to the oft-neglected question: what does it actually mean to be a pastor?

Eugene Peterson never wanted to be a pastor. But, in 1962, when he was asked by the Presbyterian Church to begin a new church in Bel Air, Maryland, he surprised himself by answering the call. Suddenly at the helm of the newly-established Christ Our King Presbyterian Church, Peterson—who had little conception of what it really meant to be a pastor—dedicated his life to understanding and fulfilling his vocation.

In The Pastor, Peterson shares the stories and lessons from his thirty years in that single pulpit. The result is a quietly powerful and inspirational book, a true gift to anyone looking to grow in their faith and live virtuously. Steering away from abstractions, Peterson challenges conventional wisdom regarding church marketing, mega pastors, and the church’s too-cozy relationship to American consumerism to present a simple, grounded description of what being a minister means today. With warmth, familiarity, and humor, Peterson offers a contemporary perspective on an ancient vocation, one with authenticity, openness, and faith at its center.

Here is a simple but revolutionary reminder that “preaching is proclamation... but only when it gets embedded in conversation, in a listening ear and responding tongue, does it become gospel.”