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Minding God's Business

Ray S. Anderson presents a call for Christians, particularly leaders, to align their work with God’s purposes. He argues that ministry is not merely about efficiency or organizational success but about faithfully participating in God’s ongoing work in the world. With theological depth and pastoral sensitivity, the book reminds readers that true effectiveness in Christian service comes from listening to God and engaging in His business, not our own.

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BV 652 A73 1986

Publisher

Grand Rapids, Michigan : William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company., 1986

Collation

156 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0802801684

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BV 652 A73 1986

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Subject(s)

Christian leadership
Theology, Practical
Church and ministry
Christian life — Theological aspects
Mission of the church

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Minding God’s Business by Ray S. Anderson was published in 1986 by Eerdmans Publishing. Anderson, a theologian and professor, explores the relationship between theology and practical ministry, emphasizing that Christian leadership and service must always be aligned with God’s mission rather than human agendas. The book stresses the importance of discerning God’s will in the life of the church and in personal ministry, presenting theology as something deeply connected to everyday action and decision-making in the Christian community.

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