Ten sessions, based on such themes as "accept one another," "serve one another," "teach one another," and "honor one another." Includes a special introductory chapter on "The Power of Community," outlining the core biblical basis for small groups.

Jesus told us that the greatest commandment is to love God with all of our heart, soul, strength, and mind and the second greatest is to love our neighbor as ourselves. We often emphasize the vertical relationship with God, while the horizontal relationships with our neighbors are neglected. Simon Schrock has written a gentle reminder to each of us about our duty to our fellow man. At one time or another, everyone needs a helping hand, an encouraging pat on the back, or simply someone to listen. One Anothering prompts us to be genuine and loving in our relationships with Christ as our example. We depend on each other and will continue to rely upon togetherness and the nurtured relationships of those we know and love in the future. This book can enrich the quality of our experience with others at home, at work, and at worship. One Anothering is an intensely practical approach to loving our neighbor, written by someone who lives by what he says and easily communicates this great need to all of us.

In this concluding volume of the unique One Anothering series for small groups, Presbyterian pastor Dick Meyer focuses on the "one another" statements written to the early Christian church as building blocks for relationships. Each chapter includes a study for group members, a meeting format, and tips for small group process. Excellent for new groups or as a "refresher course" for existing groups. Book jacket.

Caregiving is a core value in the African American culture, with faithful women of God often filling this role. Yet no one is fully prepared for the hard realities of caregiving. Writing with empathy and biblical insight gained from her experience as a caregiver, Jeanne Porter King invites you to rely on Scripture and prayer. These 90 devotions encourage you to tend to your own well-being so you can continue to shower care and compassion on others.

The New Day Devotional is a daily guide designed to challenge the reader to reflect on Gods sovereignty, and on the application of His greatness and truth to all of life. Theologically motivated, the writings are focused on the biblical teaching of Gods sovereign and redemptive grace. The Bibles revelation of God, Lord and Creator of all things, is our ultimate and absolute guide and authority for all of worship and life.

A biblical, practical look at how couples can restore warmth and vitality to their marriages. Written both for newlyweds and those who have been married for years.

Hell Hath No Fury Like A Woman Scorned! Diamond Jones finally thinks she has met her knight in shining armor and her "Mr. Right." She is convinced when she and the handsome Andre Ploushette become "an item" that all the lying and games men play are a thing of the past. However, as their relationship progresses, Diamond learns that her "Mr. Right" not only has some hidden dark secrets but a life that will make her truly see that there is a thin line between love and hate.

Drawing on biblical teaching and the ministry of the early church, Gareth Weldon Icenogle offers guidance for setting up and running a biblically based small-group ministry program.

Mary Alice Kenley names everything: Stella the new stove; Sherry, the huge houseplant in the TV room; and on and on it goes. If you can get your head around that, its easy to see that she would name her houses. As she and her husband approached what she calls a certain age and decided it was time to move away from the city, they found a shabby little place on Logan Martin Lake in Alabama that they painstakingly chiseled into their sweet little spot. A friends daughter suggested they call it Kenley Cove, and it just felt right. Family went together and bought mugs for them that had Kenley Cove on one side and her favorite scripture on the other, so it was official! Mary Alice lives in this spot with a man she calls Awesome Wonderful. Dr. Bob Kenley is a retired Christian school headmaster; Mary Alice says he is awesome and he is wonderful, so the moniker fits! She is a retired lobbyist. Awesome Wonderful chose to return to the classroom after retirement, while she choseat age 60to go back to school to learn how to help people through marriage and family counseling. Thats what she does a few hours a week at Kenley Cove. These writings are taken from experiences in counseling couples, working with groups, and her own personal walk with God. You will laugh and you will cry and hopefully you will be encouraged. Thats the prayer from the porch at Kenley Cove.