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by Ben Connelly (Author), Jeff Vanderstelt (Author)
"I'm an unbeliever. So are you," We slip in and out of believing God's word about us and trusting in his work on our behalf. We forget who He is, what's He's done and in light of that who we are. Do these statements resonate with you? Then the Gospel Fluency Handbook was written for you. For those who've realized there are areas of life-your normal, everyday, busy life-where you disbelieve God, His goodness and His gospel. And, it's for those who are keenly aware and weighted down by a failure to connect the way gospel truths actually matter to everyday life. The Gospel Fluency Handbook is designed to help you and your group become fluent in the gospel-in other words, to help you move from unbelief to belief. The discussions and exercises in this 8-week interactive handbook provide a step-by-step immersion of your mind, heart, soul, and life in the gospel. Each week follows a simple format: three sets of personal Readings and Reflections, a weekly guide for Group Discussion and Exercises that will lead to becoming a more gospel-fluent people. People who are learning to see and then speak the truths of Jesus into the everyday stuff of life. INCLUDES INFORMATION ABOUT A *COMPANION VIDEO SERIES*!
Author Biography
Jeff Vanderstelt is the founder of Saturate, the Soma Family of Churches and pastors at Doxa Church in Bellevue, Washington. He also travels around the US, and the world, equipping the Church in the gospel and missional living. He is the author of Gospel Fluency and Saturate: Being Disciples of Jesus in the Everyday Stuff of Life. He and his wife, Jayne, have three children and live in the suburbs of Seattle. @jeffvanderstelt Ben Connelly, his wife Jess, and their children live in Fort Worth, Texas where he co-pastors The City Church, part of the Acts29 network and the Soma familyof churches. Ben also directs church planting for Soma churches across North America, has taught university classes, and has published a few books. With degrees from Baylor University and Dallas Theological Seminary, he writes for various publications, trains folks across the country, and blogs occasionally at benconnelly.net.
