Bøger af Jeren Rowell

By beginning each day with intention, these devotionals will shape each of your hours with a heightened sensitivity to the Holy Spirit's teaching and guidance.

The tyranny of the urgent is a by-product of our fast-paced world. It affects many people, but when it impacts pastors they are often tempted to ignore the critical needs of the pastoral disciplines that ensure the effectiveness of ministry.In Thinking, Listening, and Being: Wesleyan Pastoral Disciplines, Jeren Rowell offers theological reflections on what it means to live and work as a pastor. He examines different aspects of pastoral thinking, practice, and work, and challenges pastors to continually pursue prayer, the study of Scriptures, and theological reflection.Working in this way, he writes, could not only be a gift of love for the church but also an important model for parish pastors who are tempted to surrender first things to the urgencies and temptations of contemporary life.

In What's A Pastor to Do?: The Good and Difficult Work of Ministry, Rev. Jeren Rowell addresses the enjoyable and disagreeable aspects of pastoring ...

Are you overwhelmed by today's challenges? Has stress, worry, or fear overtaken your life?During troubling and impossible times, the message of Christian joy offers healing, hope, and renewal. In Joy: Choosing Hope in an Age of Uncertainty, Jeren Rowell dives deeply into a study of the gift of joy, inviting us to accept and embrace it in our lives. By opening the door to this Christian grace through worship and discipline, we can recover, amid the many challenges of life, the glorious joy of new-creation people.Written with compassion and understanding, this inspiring book includes at the end of each chapter questions for deeper reflection and a closing prayer. A companion study guide for small groups is also available.

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.John 3:16 is a Bible verse that many of us are so familiar with it has almost become rote. Sometimes our Christian practices and observances can become a matter of routine too.Written by Dan Boone, Samantha Chambo, Tara Beth Leach, and Jeren Rowell, this Lenten devotional aims to help you establish an intentional time of spiritual reflection. For God So Lovedinvites you to join Christ on his final earthly journey as you rediscover the very reason we remember and undertake this same pilgrimage year after year.For God So Loved contains Lectionary-based reflections and prayers for each day of Lent, from Ash Wednesday through Easter, so that you remain connected and engaged with Christ from his very first step toward the cross.