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The Changing Church: Finding Your Way to God's New Thing

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In this new study, veteran pastors Dan Cash and Bill Griffith tackle the reality of the changing Christian church in a rapidly shifting culture by turning to Scripture to explore eight paradigm shifts in the history of Christ’s gospel and its birth of the church. Beginning with Jesus’ parable of the new wineskins for new wine, Cash and Griffith suggest that God is inviting today’s church leaders to consider new ways of being the Body of Christ in the world. Perfect for an 8-week study in small groups or Bible studies, the chapters identify a key shift in the New Testament narrative and a related dynamic of change with its relevance for local congregations and their leaders. The eight topics
New Wineskins—Bell curve of change
Incarnation—Types of change
Born Again—Obstacles to change
Kingdom Manifesto—Process for leading change
Old & New Covenants—Different approaches to change
Resurrection—No quitting in the face of change
Pentecost—Triggers of change
Everybody Welcome—Rate or pace of change

180 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 1, 2019

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About the author

Daniel M. Cash

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Daniel M Cash is a minister living in Columbus, Indiana. In this current "free agent" chapter of ministry, Dan works as a hospital chaplain, interim pastor, teacher and writer.

You can follow Dan through his blog www.danielcash.wordpress.com, on LinkedIn and on Twitter at: @CashDcash

Dan is co-author of three books:
Dakota Dreams and Hoosier Homeland (a work of historical fiction circa 1915 homesteading),
8 Questions Jesus Asked: Discipleship for Leaders, and
The Changing Church: Preparing Your Church for God's New Thing (both published by Judson Press).

Dan is an avid reader in the areas of leadership, church transformation and revitalization, spiritual formation, historical fiction, biographies, and some popular fiction.

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