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The Vault contains 100 copies of the message worth more than one million dollars, becuase it contains the riches of eternal life!

This unique, eye-catching cover stirs curiosity and contains the Gospel of John. This case of 100 is ideal for church outreach and evangelism events. Designed after Ray Comfort's best-selling gospel tract, with over 60 million in print, it's a sure way to get the world's attention. 112 pages, including a 14-page summary of Christ's unparalleled works and words.

Ever sense God nudging you to say something to a friend, co-worker or family member and don't know what to say? In God Space Doug Pollock shows you how the Holy Spirit can do amazing things through ordinary everyday conversations. You'll find fresh insights and practical tools for connecting with others when you read about the real-life stories of how ordinary people learned to engage others in rich spiritual dialogue that open doors instead of slamming them shut. Let Doug Pollock show you how to be a natural voice for the way of Christ!

Your church is meant to be a conduit of hope and healing, redemption and renewal for your neighborhood. Is your church equipped and ready for this important work? In Building an Outreach Ministry to Your Community, Pastor Tyrone Barnette uses the miracle of the feeding of the five thousand to explore how Jesus himself ministered to people. Then Barnette shows how he applied those principles to outreach ministry in his own church. Filled with interviews with other ministry leaders who are tackling the challenges of reaching their communities, this book is packed with practical advice on how to

• establish ministry outreach initiatives in your church,
• identify needs in your community,
• encourage a whatever-it-takes mindset,
• equip young people to serve,
• serve with limited resources, and much more.

This book is your blueprint to grow your church by helping your members turn outward. God intends for the church to be his open hand extended to the people in your community.

Bestselling author and pastor Timothy Keller offers a timely analysis of the difference between a "gospel-centered" congregation and a ministry that's fully shaped by, centered on, and empowered through the good news of Christ. Gospel-centered ministry is more theologically driven than program driven. To pursue it, we must spend time reflecting on the essence, the truths, and the very patterns of the gospel itself. The gospel is neither religion nor irreligion, but something else entirely—a third way of relating to God through grace. Discover ways that doctrinal truths must be actively worked into the fabric of a church—resulting in individual and corporate renewal, as well as theologically driven rather than program-oriented outreach.