Overview
There are wolves in the church.Scattered Christians. Wounded pastors. Divided churches. Is everyone in the church who calls themselves a Christian actually a Christian? Scripture clearly teachers that there are imposters within the church body who are actively working against God's people. Jesus urges us to watch out for wolves in sheep's clothing (Matt 7:15) and the Apostle Paul warns us to be on guard for savage wolves who want to harm the flock (Acts 20:28-30). These people infiltrate the church undercover and begin to destabilise it from within. But we do not recognise them because we have not heeded God's clear warnings to beware of wolves in the church. Dealing with a wolf is different to dealing with any other person in the church. Those who have experienced a wolf's savagery know only too well how desperate the struggle is and how, if not understood by the wider church, it can lead to despair and hopelessness. Recognising what is really going on can be a huge relief and leads to hope and healing. Learn how to identify wolves in sheep's clothing and how they operate within churches. Understand that wolves can occupy different roles within the church but that they utilise predictable strategies to accomplish their purposes. Realise the importance of shepherd-leaders having discerning oversight of the flock to recognise and deal biblically with wolves. Discover why God allows wolves and receive practical suggestions on how to respond to them in a biblical way. This book is designed to help those currently wrestling with a wolf but is also a call to the shepherds to be alert to the dangers of a wolf. God has given us all the resources we need to deal with this hidden foe within the church but we need to be forewarned to be forearmed.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798354871858
- ISBN-10: 9798354871858
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: September 2022
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.54 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.76 pounds
- Page Count: 256
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