Steve Harper (1)

Auteur de John Wesley's Message for Today

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22 oeuvres 499 utilisateurs 4 critiques

A propos de l'auteur

Steve Harper is a retired United Methodist elder in the Florida Annual Conference and a retired seminary professor who taught for thirty-two years in the disciplines of spiritual formation and Wesley studies. He is the author of sixteen books, the coauthor of thirteen others, and a frequent speaker afficher plus in churches, conferences, and retreats. Harper's roles in ministry have included youth minister, evangelist, pastor, professor, and seminary administrator. afficher moins

Œuvres de Steve Harper

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John Wesley's Message for Today (1983) 105 exemplaires

Devotional Life in the Wesleyan Tradition (1983) 72 exemplaires

Devotional Life in the Wesleyan Tradition: A Workbook (Pathways in Spiritual Growth-Resources for Congregations and… (1995) 67 exemplaires

The Way to Heaven: The Gospel According to John Wesley (2003) 48 exemplaires

Five Marks of a Methodist: The Fruit of a Living Faith (2015) 37 exemplaires

Prayer and Devotional Life of United Methodists (United Methodist Studies) (1999) 32 exemplaires

Holy Love: A Biblical Theology for Human Sexuality (2019) 27 exemplaires

Embrace the Spirit (Spiritual Formation Series) (1987) 25 exemplaires

Talking in the Dark: Praying When Life Doesnt Make Sense (2007) 24 exemplaires

Praying Through the Lord's Prayer (1992) 21 exemplaires

A Pocket Guide to Prayer, Deluxe Edition (2011) 11 exemplaires

For the Sake of the Bride, Second Edition: Restoring the Church to Her Intended Beauty (2014) 5 exemplaires

Embrace the Spirit / Cry Joy — Contributeur — 5 exemplaires

Five Marks of a Methodist: DVD (2016) 4 exemplaires

A fresh start : a devotional study of the Gospel of John (1979) 4 exemplaires

Stepping Aside, Moving Ahead: Spiritual and Practical Wisdom for Clergy Retirement (2016) 4 exemplaires

Prayer Ministry in the Local Church (1976) 3 exemplaires

Intensive Care: How to Pray in a Crisis 1 exemplaire

Applying Wesleyan Distinctives to the Crisis of Our Church 1 exemplaire

Fresh Wind Blowing: Living in God's New Pentecost (New Monastic Library: Resources for Radical Discipleship) (2013) 1 exemplaire

God's Call to Excellence (1989) 1 exemplaire

Walking in the light : knowing and doing God's will (2014) 1 exemplaire

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A Pocket Guide to Prayer, Deluxe Edition par Steve Harper

Wonderful! Excellent for daily use in place of the Reuben Job Guide to Prayer series. The paperback version is a very tiny volume, with tiny text. I would appreciate a paper volume with larger text. I have it on my Kindle, though, so the text size is no issue there.

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the_alternate_typist | Nov 11, 2023 |

Holy Love: A Biblical Theology for Human Sexuality par Steve Harper

The author wants very much to accept all and is working towards that goal. I applaud his efforts but I wish he didn't feel the need to cite 'proof texts' to support his position.

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Elizabeth80 | Feb 11, 2023 |

Devotional Life in the Wesleyan Tradition- A… par Steve Harper (Author)

Based on the book by the same title, "Devotional Life in the Wesleyan Tradition: A Workbook" describes major features in John Wesley's devotional life and illustrates how they can be applicable for our own. Divided into seven weekly sessions, this workbook is structured around Wesley's "means of grace" and covers prayer, scripture, the Lord's Supper, and fasting, among other topics.

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NorthbrookUMC | Jul 12, 2010 |

Devotional Life in the Wesleyan Tradition par Steve Harper

Hurry and busyness are everyday parts of modern life. True priorities of things that matter most may be lost. This book offers biblical insights and principles to our hurried existence, help from the Word of God for the life being lived in the fast lane.

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NorthbrookUMC | Jul 12, 2010 |

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