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Biblical Eldership
  4.00 avg rating — 204 ratings
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1987
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8 editions
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New Testament Deacon: The Church's Minister of Mercy
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1992
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The Hospitality Commands
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1993
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Leading with Love
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2006
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Love or Die: Christ's Wake-Up Call to the Church
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2008
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Men and Women Equal Yet Different: A Brief Study of the Biblical Passages on Gender
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1999
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If You Bite & Devour One Another: Galatians 5:15: Biblical Principles for Handling Conflict
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2011
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Meetings That Work: A Guide to Effective Elders' Meetings
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2001
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The Study Guide to Biblical Eldership
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1997
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Tthe Hospitality Commands
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“Jesus taught that "the great and first commandment is to love God completely, totally, and unreservedly -- with all one's heart, with all one's soul, and with all one's mind (Matt. 22:37-38; Mark 12:28-34). The sum of all God's commandments and all religious service is love for God. It is the believer's first priority. It is the reason we were created. Nothing in life is more right, more fulfilling, and more rewarding than loving God our Creator and Savior.”
― Alexander Strauch, Love or Die: Christ's Wake-Up Call to the Church
― Alexander Strauch, Love or Die: Christ's Wake-Up Call to the Church
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