Description
Today there are more churches and more Christians in the world than at any time in history. But to what end? Poverty and corruption thrive in developing countries that have been evangelized. Moral and spiritual poverty reign in the "Christian" West. Why? Because believers don't have the "mind of Christ".
All of us carry around a mental model of the world. This model, or set of assumptions, ultimately determines what kind of lives we lead. This study explores the biblical worldview - the worldview of the kingdom of God - and why living it out is essential to leading a fruitful, abundant life.
Sections of each study session include:
- Key words to know
- Key verses to read
- Biblical insights
- Discovery questions
- Key points to remember
- Closing thoughts
- Personal application
- A practical response
Kingdom Lifestyle Bible Studies
Revolutionizing the lives and renewing the minds of believers and local churches from North America to Africa, the Kingdom Lifestyle Bible Study series helps people grow in their relationships with the King and His kingdom. Each tested, insightful study is designed for group or individual use and equips believers to engage in a vibrant life with Christ and offer healing to a broken world.
Authors:
Authors:
Darrow L. Miller is a vice president with Food for the Hungry International and cofounder of the Disciple Nations Alliance. His passion is helping people understand hunger and poverty. His book "Discipling Nations" reveals his heart to renew the church's vision for discipling nations.
Bob Moffitt is president of the Harvest Foundation and co-founder of the Disciple Nations Alliance. For over thirty years he has developed and directed Christian organizations designed to encourage and enable Christians to demonstrate God's love, especially to broken people and their communities. He writes and teaches curricula designed to enable lay Christians to live out their faith in practical terms, particularly in the context of their local churches.
Scott D. Allen is the worldwide coordinator of the Disciple Nations Alliance. He has served with Food for the Hungry International since 1989, serving as Director of Human Resource Development. He has also served as a missionary in Japan, teaching English through local churches. Scott has a bachelor's degree in history and education from Willamette University in Salem, Oregon.
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