Bøger af Aubrey Johnson

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This manual is a concise guide for reviewing and refining your meeting processes. There are no perfect answers in this book, but the assorted topics will spark conversations to help you forge the best model for your needs. Do not avoid hard discussions about your meeting culture. Lean into them, and blessings are sure to follow for your team and congregation. You will get more done and have more fun. Don't put up with boring, ineffective, or toxic meetings. Get traction! Keep momentum! Goal tracking and great relationships are closer than you think. "Meeting Well" will help you fulfill your responsibilities and accomplish your dreams.

In 1 Timothy 3.11, Paul shared wise words for women who want to glorify God in their marriages. The apostle outlined four simple steps to promote the welfare of your husband, your family, and your congregation at the same time. Each step is also a key to your own spiritual growth and happiness because it is a crucial component of a Christlike life. Your light will shine brighter as you embrace Paul's inspired model of Christian womanhood (Matthew 5.14-16).

Do you love a road trip? Well if you do, buckle up and get ready for a life changing journey. For the next forty days, this book will guide you on a spiritual journey to become an organized overseer. One of the most joyful journeys of your life is about to get underway!This book is a concise collection of 40 illustrations describing what it means to be a truly organized leader. Using travel as an analogy, you will learn how to transport members of your congregation to holiness and heaven. Christianity was called "the way" in its earliest days (Acts 9:2; 19:9, 23; 22:4; 24:14, 22). That means discipleship is an exciting journey to a new and better life. There are four sections in this book: the driver, the car, the road, and the repairs. Each section contains ten analogies depicting leadership and life as a trek. The goal is to help you confidently and joyfully navigate the road ahead. Don't hurry through these pages. Meditation is where the good stuff occurs. Let each image sink down deep. Let your mind discover new truths. Like a peaceful Sunday drive, proceed slowly to get the most from this book.Section one focuses on "The Driver." You are the operator of a high performance machine filled with precious cargo: church members young and old. Section two is about "The Car." This section explains how church culture serves as a vehicle or means of spiritual conveyance for those seeking righteousness and eternal reward. The vision and values of the church keep you on track. Section three will examine "The Road." What is the ground you must cover to reach your desired destination? Here you will find practical tools for keeping your momentum. Section four will discuss "The Repairs." This section discusses the maintenance that is necessary to sustain your progress. Maintenance of responsibility and relational repairs are essential to navigate the road ahead.

Far better. Those are the words Paul used to describe what life is like after death. It is not the end of existence or consciousness. For believers, death is not only the beginning of good things but of better things. "Better" means superior and preferable. Right now, your child is alive and well and enjoying blessings that were prepared in anticipation of their arrival. In Paradise, your child is resting in God's arms, holding Jesus' hand, secure inside glory's gates, sitting at the family table, exploring rooms in the Father's house, and waiting safely behind the curtain. Each chapter in this book is based on a biblical illustration of God's amazing love and astounding promises for those who grieve. When you are ready, you can cultivate healing thoughts by using these seven portraits God provided to protect and uplift your heart.

Dynamic Deacons provides a simple, straightforward look at the work of a deacon. The goal is to help you become more confident and effective as a leader. As a result, you will enjoy your job more, become better at it, and be less susceptible to burnout. The book is divided into five chapters. Chapter One deals with the role of a deacon. It explains what the job entails and why it is vital to the fulfillment of the church's mission. No one can do more to brighten the church's future than those who devote their lives to supporting her shepherds. Chapter Two takes a look at the requirements of a deacon. Ten benchmarks of spiritual maturity must be attained to serve in this special capacity. The meaning and importance of each qualification will be considered. In Chapter Three, the focus will be on the responsibilities of a deacon. Deacons are men with a proven ability to get things done. Through clarity, initiative, teamwork, and accountability, they develop a track record of consistent success. Dynamic deacons always find a way forward.The relationships of a deacon take center stage in Chapter Four. Four crucial associations form the circle of success for spiritual leaders. Learn how to leverage these connections to improve your ministry.Finally, Chapter Five builds motivation for service by examining the rewards of a deacon. Though frequent flyer miles and cash back incentives are not available, God definitely has a rewards program for those who serve well.Whether you are a veteran, rookie, or hopeful candidate, Dynamic Deacons will give you the working knowledge you need to succeed. If you aspire to become a deacon, this book will provide you with a clear path for preparation. If you are a newly appointed deacon, it will help you sprint out of the starting gate and make the most of your early days. If you are an experienced deacon, you will find it useful for reflecting on your calling and renewing your ministry.

How can your children live wisely and eternally? By living the psalms! Every psalm addresses a real-life concern each generation must face. This book examines 13 of these timely topics that parents need to address with their sons and daughters. Psalms are practical tools for training young people to love God and live their best lives for His glory. You and your children will be richly blessed as you parent by the Psalms.

If the argument of this short study is sound, we have here a point of view which needs to be borne in mind as an aid to the solution of, not only textual and literary problems, but even more those problems which are associated with the attempt to employ such terms as 'polytheism' and 'monotheism' in connexion with Israelite thought, and also those which are inherent in the question of the prophetic psychology or, again, that of revelation. It may also be argued that along this line we gain a new approach to the New Testament extension of Jewish Monotheism in the direction of the later Trinitarianism. . . . At any rate, we can see how it was possible for a Jewish Christian to relate his Messiah so closely with the divine Being as to afford a basis for the later (and Greek) metaphysical formulation of the doctrine of the Trinity. --from the author's conclusionsAubrey R. Johnson (1901-1985) studied with such greats as Theodore H. Robinson and Otto Eissfeldt. He is the author of numerous works including 'The Cultic Prophet and Israel's Psalmody,' 'Sacral Kingship in Ancient Israel,' and 'The Vitality of the Individual in the Thought of Ancient Israel.'

In this classic treatment, Johnson provides an in-depth analysis of human existence as presented in the Old Testament. He examines the broad range of Hebrew terms and metaphors pertaining to life, body, blood, spirit, etc., which give insight into ancient Israelites' conceptions of personhood, sickness, health, joy, loss, and more.The normal Israelite view, which dominates the conception of man in the Old Testament, is that to be in sickness of body or weakness of circumstance is to experience the disintegrating power of death, and to be brough by Yahweh to the gates of Sheol; but to enjoy good health and material prosperity is to be allowed to walk with Him in fullness of life.Aubrey R. Johnson (1901-1985) studied with such greats as Theodore H. Robinson and Otto Eissfeldt. He is the author of numerous works, including 'The Cultic Prophet and Israel's Psalmody,' 'Sacral Kingship in Ancient Israel,' and 'The One and the Many in the Israelite Conception of God.'

This volume is mainly concerned with two well-known groups of psalms, (i) the hymns which celebrate the Kingship of Yahweh, and (ii) the so-called royal psalms. . . . The text of the monograph reproduces what were substantially the Haskell Lectures, which I had the privilege of delivering before the Graduate School of Theology at Oberlin in the spring of 1951. --from the PrefaceAubrey R. Johnson (1901-1985) studied with such greats as Theodore H. Robinson and Otto Eissfeldt. He is the author of numerous works, including 'The Cultic Prophet and Israel's Psalmody,' 'The Vitality of the Individual in the Thought of Ancient Israel,' and 'The One and the Many in the Israelite Conception of God.'