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Identify, avoid and overcome the challenges facing your church, so that you can stay faithful in a changing culture
Our culture is changing, and the church seems to be under increasing pressure.
But these dangers are not new—and God’s word shows us how to meet them head on. In this book, discover how Jesus’ messages to seven first-century churches in Revelation 2 – 3 is his message to your church today too.
Chapter by chapter, seasoned pastor Juan Sanchez opens up each Bible passage with warmth and clarity. He offers helpful historical details on circumstances faced by the early church, and pushes you to ask the hard questions about your own church and ministry in the light of each message. He turns the tables to show that the most deadly dangers come from within the church, not from outside of it.
But more than anything, this book will help the stressed and the struggling to fix their eyes on the risen and reigning Lord Jesus—who holds your local church in his hands.
This is a book for every pastor and elder, and anyone committed to playing their part in helping their local church thrive in an increasingly hostile environment. Together, you can live as Christ’s faithful, hope-filled people in a changing culture.
Introduction
Danger One: Loveless Orthodoxy
Danger Two: Fear of Suffering
Danger Three: Compromise
Danger Four: Tolerance
Danger Five: A Good Reputation
Danger Six: Self-Doubt
Danger Seven: Self-Sufficiency
Conclusion
| Contributors | Juan R. Sanchez Jr |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781784983406 |
| Format | eBook |
| First published | March 2018 |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company |
Faithful, encouraging, convicting, needed. Sanchez's Seven Dangers is all this and more. He demonstrates how Jesus' words to these seven ancient churches are as relevant to our churches and our hearts as ever.
A convicting, challenging, and comforting exposition of Christ's message to the seven churches in Revelation. Juan Sanchez combines careful exegesis with incisive pastoral application. The message given to the seven churches needs to be heard afresh today, and Sanchez's book reminds us why these words are so needed in our cultural moment.
Every church in every age needs to hear the voice of Jesus speaking to it. In these seven letters in Revelation there is encouragement, challenge, rebuke and exhortation—all from the lips of Jesus himself. Juan has done a great job of making the voice of our ascended Saviour and Master clear, vibrant and relevant for the age in which we live. May God give us ears to hear what the Spirit is saying to the church!
Very good book throwing light on the issues facing the seven churches in Asia Minor and still for us today in 2018.
