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.
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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.
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How to Pray
Everything by Prayer, Nothing without Prayer
Stir it up
Comment Prêcher le Salut
The Top Ten Mistakes Pastors Make
Ceux Qui Oublient
Comment puis-je dire merci
L'art d'être berger
Going Deeper and Doing More
Ne Peux-Tu Pas Faire un Peu Plus?
Those Who Are Offended : Loyalty And Disloyalty
Ministerial Barrenness