Twelve Challenges Churches Face
Mark DeverHardback 2008-04-01
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The church Paul had seen established in Corinth in the first century was young and full of lifeand just as full of problems. No single church in the New Testament had so many and such a diversity of problems. The church was plagued by partisanship, pride, immorality, false teachers, super-spiritualityand the list goes on.
In this book, Mark Dever, long-time pastor and leading authority on the subject of church health, tackles twelve challenges that confronted the church in first-century Corinthand churches today, including: division, asceticism, disobedience, legalism, autonomy, thoughtlessness, selfishness, and decline. As he presents each challenge, Dever provides ways for individuals and churches to respond to these challenges biblically. He writes for both church leaders and laymen, insisting that the health of the local church should be the concern of every believer
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Publisher Description
The church Paul had seen established in Corinth in the first century was young and full of lifeand just as full of problems. No single church in the New Testament had so many and such a diversity of problems. The church was plagued by partisanship, pride, immorality, false teachers, super-spiritualityand the list goes on.
In this book, Mark Dever, long-time pastor and leading authority on the subject of church health, tackles twelve challenges that confronted the church in first-century Corinthand churches today, including: division, asceticism, disobedience, legalism, autonomy, thoughtlessness, selfishness, and decline. As he presents each challenge, Dever provides ways for individuals and churches to respond to these challenges biblically. He writes for both church leaders and laymen, insisting that the health of the local church should be the concern of every believer