Doing what Jesus Did: A Fresh Look at the Gifts of the Spirit

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ReSource, 2010 - Bible - 86 pages

Doing what Jesus did takes a fresh look at the gifts of the Spirit, suggesting they  are best regarded as a description of the ministry of Jesus, to be welcomed not as feathers in the caps of individuals but as shared resources given to enable the mission and ministry of the church. With lots of illustrations and plenty of real life stories and testimonies, this is a welcome and readable introduction to a topic about which little has been written in recent years. It includes a Bible study for use in small groups.

“The best theologically rigorous study of the gifts of the Spirit that I have read. Especially because in this new book Alison Morgan, from long experience, includes sensible, practical advice on how to get going.” Preb John Collins

 

 

Contents

The big picture
5
A new capacity for action
27
The ministry of Jesus
64
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About the author (2010)

Revd Dr Alison Morgan is a well-known author and speaker. Alison has a PhD from Cambridge University and prior to her ordination in 1996 worked as a university lecturer; she is the author of an internationally recognised work on the poet Dante. Alison worked for many years alongside her husband Roger in parish ministry; she directs the Rooted in Jesus discipleship programme for Africa and is an Associate of The Mathetes Trust, a registered charity formed in 2016 to support and encourage Christian discipleship. Alison is a member of the Archbishops' College of Evangelists.

Alison is the author of many publications, but she is best known for The Wild Gospel (Monarch 2004, now on its third printing), The Word on the Wind (Monarch 2009), and Following Jesus: The Plural of Disciple is Church (ReSource 2015). Alison is co-author (with John Woolmer) of the healing course In His Name and (with Bill Goodman) the Lent course Season of Renewal. She was a contributor to Mission-Shaped Questions (CUP 2008). Her most recent publication is an anthology of poems for reflection and meditation, Something Understood (The Mathetes Trust 2017). Alison's website is www.alisonmorgan.co.uk.

 

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