The Key to Your Church's Vision (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781607913481)

John Maxwell makes the statement that everything rises and falls on leadership. If that statement is true, doesn't it make sense to focus our prayers on the critical issue that is the true catalyst for achieving God-purposed goals in our churches across the nation and world? In The Key to Your Church's Vision: The Practical Guide to Praying For Your Pastor, Pastor Cameron King unlocks Psalm 45 as the scriptural prayer guide that will direct every praying parishioner into effective prayers for their shepherd. Every chapter will relate to issues that are close to your pastor's heart. When God answers your prayers for your pastor, God's vision for your congregation will begin to be unlocked as your pastor enters into a season of unprecedented accomplishment. Every chapter is jam-packed with scriptural truth that, if prayed, will preserve your pastor and his family while accelerating the work of God in your congregation. This is a MUST READ FOR PEOPLE WHO DESIRE TO SEE THE WILL OF GOD FULLFILLED IN THEIR CONGREGATION! Pastor John Cameron King graduated from Southeastern University of the Assembly of God in Lakeland, Florida with a B.A. in Church Ministries with a concentration in preaching. He also holds an M.A. in General Theological Studies from Columbia International University. Under Cameron's pastoral leadership, the Lord re-birthed and has transformed First Assembly of God in Cairo, Georgia from a small, dying church of nine people to a healthy, multicultural congregation that loves ministering to the poor, reaching the unchurched, and being in the presence of God. First Assembly is located in a small poverty-stricken rural community in Southwest Georgia. Cameron is the founder of Cairo First Outreach Center, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to address the practical needs of poverty in Cairo and Grady County.

Author: John Cameron King
ISBN-10: 1607913488
ISBN-13: 9781607913481
Publisher: Xulon Press
Language: English
Published: 02/11/2009
Pages: 144
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.36lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.00w x 0.34d