Title: Pressure Points Twelve Global Issues Shaping the Face of the Church
Each generation of believers faces many challenges to the mission of the church.
While the church does not have control over the major issues of each generation, its response is a matter of Kingdom stewardship.
JD Payne gets to the heart of the twelve most important issues facing us today. In Pressure Points, JD helps us see how we can keep these global issues from pushing the church off its biblical moorings, so that we can absorb the pressures while responding in a way that stays true to the call and to the mission of the church. Come see that despite all the challenges, some of the greatest days for the advancement of the Kingdom are ahead of us.
Topics include:
Unreached groups of people
Truth and Pluralism
The West as a mission field
The Majority World Church
world religions
International migration
Globalization
Poverty
Urbanization
Children and young people
Health care
Oral learners
Pressure Points Twelve Global Issues Shaping the Face of the Church.
Are you facing challenges in your mission to spread the gospel? Do you feel overwhelmed by the pressures of today’s global issues? Divine wisdom has shown us that while we may not have control over these challenges, it is our responsibility to respond with Kingdom stewardship.
JD Payne’s book, Pressure Points, delves into the twelve most important issues facing the church today. Through his insightful guidance, we can learn how to keep these challenges from derailing our mission and stay true to our biblical foundations. With a renewed focus on the call and mission of the church, we can absorb these pressures and respond in a way that honors God.
Join us as we look towards the future with hope and excitement. Despite the challenges ahead, some of the greatest days for the advancement of the Kingdom are yet to come. Let JD Payne’s Pressure Points be your guide in navigating the pressures of today’s world and staying true to your mission.
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