Description
All the Things: Everyday Ministry in the Power of the Holy Spirit is a practical primer for becoming an everyday apprentice of Jesus—hearing God’s voice, following the Spirit, praying for those around us, and partnering with Jesus in seeing lives transformed.
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Ask anyone what they have to do today, and you may get the answer, “All the things. I have to do all the things.”
Acts 1:1-2 reminds us that “all the things” that Jesus did every day led to the sick being healed, the outcast being loved, and fearful souls feeling seen and touched by God.
The follower of Jesus is an apprentice—one who watches one’s master closely and then proceeds to both learn and do the same work as the master. When Jesus calls us to follow him, he doesn’t mean for us to spectate while spiritual professionals do the ministry. He invites us, as he did his first talmidim, his disciples, to learn how set captives free, heal the sick, and be good news wherever we are.
All the Things is a daily exploration—through stories, practical tips, and activations—of how to hear God’s voice when caring for family members, neighbors, co-workers, and strangers in Jesus’s name. With the goal of making Spirit-led ministry accessible to every follower of Jesus, All the Things will help you take small steps that lead to big change in the lives around you.
Contains:
- Daily Entries
- Journal Prompts & Writing Space
- Weekly Group Discussion Guide
- Links to Weekly Videos
- Helpful prayers and creeds
Perfect for:
- Wake-Up Call readers
- Personal devotional readings
- Church-wide bible studies
- Sunday school classes
- Small groups (including class meetings and band meetings)
About the Book
About the Author
DAN WILT (D.Min. Asbury Theological Seminary) is an author, educator, and encourager of pastors and creative leaders. Over four decades, he has encouraged thousands in over 12 countries on the topics of union with Christ, discipleship, worship, and spiritual formation. Dan is the author of Jesus in the Wild, To Know This Love, and Receive the Holy Spirit.
