Laikos: Lay People and the Ministry
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The Greek word LAIKOS means “having no skills”. History has taught us over and over again that great things have been accomplished through people who “lacked skills”. Learn, through this outstanding book by Dag Heward-Mils, what happens where there are no laymen working in the church; how to share the burden with lay people and why we must fight to protect the lay ministry.
Dag Heward-Mils
Title: Laikos: Lay People and the Ministry
Contents
Chapter:
- LAIKOS: The Layman
- What Happens When There Are No Laymen and Volunteers
- Seven Reasons Why God Operates through Lay People
- Seven Things You Must Know about the Lay Ministry
- Why You Must Become a Lay Pastor
- How I Operated as a Lay Pastor
- How to Share the Burden with Lay People
- The Ideal Lay Pastor
- What Is the Proper Attitude of a Lay Pastor?
- Double-Minded Lay Pastors
- Understanding How Lay Ministry Is a Measure of Ministry
- Understanding How Lay Ministry Is a Type of Helps Ministry
- Understanding the Deficiencies of Lay Ministry
- Understanding Why God Allows Lay Ministry to Exist
- Develop the Four Essential Skills of a Lay Pastor
- The Struggles of Lay Pastors
- The Example-Setting Ministry of Volunteers
- Why We Must Fight to Protect the Lay Ministry
Unveiling the Power of Lay Ministry
Delve into the profound insights of “Laikos: Lay People and the Ministry” by Dag Heward-Mills.
Understanding the Term “Laikos”
Explore the significance of the Greek word “LAIKOS” and its historical connotations.
The Impact of Lay People
Discover how ordinary individuals, often considered lacking in skills, have contributed to remarkable achievements throughout history.
Empowering Lay Ministry
Learn how to engage lay people effectively in church ministry and share the burdens of leadership.
Embracing Lay Contributions
Understand the vital role of lay ministry within the church and its importance in fulfilling God’s purposes.
Protecting Lay Ministry
Explore why it’s crucial to safeguard and uphold the dignity of lay ministry within the church community.
The Dynamics of Church Involvement
Gain insights into the dynamics of lay involvement in church activities and leadership roles.
Encouraging Lay Participation
Discover strategies for encouraging and empowering lay people to actively engage in ministry.
The Significance of Lay Contributions
Appreciate the unique perspectives and contributions that lay people bring to the ministry.
Championing Lay Ministry
Learn why it’s essential to advocate for the recognition and inclusion of lay ministry in the church.
Conclusion
In conclusion, “Laikos: Lay People and the Ministry” sheds light on the invaluable contributions of lay individuals to the church’s mission. This book serves as a rallying cry to honor, empower, and embrace lay ministry as an integral part of God’s work in the world.
| Weight | 0,289 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21,59 × 13,97 × 0,6 cm |
| Emmanuel Menie |
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