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A must-read for church leaders and members alike, this book outlines nine essential marks that distinguish a healthy, biblical church. This classic has been revised with a new preface and additional content on prayer and missions for its fourth edition: ‘Nine Marks of a Healthy Church’
In this practical guide, pastors Mark Dever and Paul Alexander have compiled a practical handbook for pastors and church leaders on how to build a healthy church grounded in the gospel.
In Deacons: How They Serve and Strengthen the Church, Matt Smethurst makes the case that deacons are model servants who rise to meet tangible needs in congregational life.
In this concise guide, pastor Mark Dever outlines the who, what, where, when, why, and how of discipling—helping others follow Jesus.
In this addition to the 9Marks Building Healthy Churches series, Matt Merker explores the biblical understanding of corporate worship as an activity where God gathers the church by his grace, unto his glory, for their mutual good, and before the world’s gaze.
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Practical. Convicting. Biblically faithful. Leeman reminds us that church membership is not a choice but a demand. The book is punchy and provocative, but at the same time it is permeated with the gospel of grace.
Provides an accessible framework for understanding church discipline, offering nine case studies and several practical considerations for leading a church through disciplinary situations with grace and truth.
Why bother with church?- A short, readable book that explains clearly and simply what the church is and why it really matters.
Covenanting with Christ’s Church: Stephen David urges a return to the biblical local church model, emphasizing its covenantal bond for genuine growth and worship, against shallow commitments today.
Church can sometimes be an intimidating thing. It can look like a building full of perfect people who have perfect lives. Not a place where someone who has messed up belongs. But that’s not true. The Church is God’s people who meet together because they love and need God, and love and need each other. Garrett Kell explains what the Church is, and why it matters whether we go or not.
Congregational authority is about mission, not meetings. Pastors lead and equip, while members actively strengthen one another and pursue Christ’s mission.
This accessible work biblically explains what the Lord’s Supper is, how it relates to a local church’s life together, who should celebrate the Lord’s Supper, and how we should approach it.
