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Are You Living Out Your Mission?

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Are You Living Out Your Mission? The Mission-Centered Life explores how God’s grace empowers his people to serve in places of need God calls us to live missionally, but what exactly does that look like? Do we have to sell everything and head to a foreign country? For Christians who long to serve God in broken places but aren’t sure where to start, The Mission-Centered Life: Following Jesus into the Broken Places (New Growth Press/July 22, 2019), speaks to the “whys” and “hows” of missional living. In this new ten-week group resource, author Bethany Ferguson draws on her fifteen years of missionary experience to examine the reasons believers should pursue lives of service and evangelism. The Mission-Centered Life is organized into ten lessons designed for readers who want to explore their role in building the kingdom of Christ. Readers will consider how the gospel propels them to go out and love their neighbors, including people who might be far away or very diff...

Calling all reviewers for these summer releases from New Growth Press

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For questions or more information, contact audra@newgrowthpress.com. It's an exciting summer of new releases, and we want to share them with you! You can sign-up now to review the following new and upcoming titles. Click here to access the sign-up form! By signing up to receive these books, you are agreeing to: 1. Post a review on your blog or website within 30 days of receiving the books. Because release dates vary, books may be shipped to you at different times rather than all at once. 2. Post your review on the New Growth Press website as well as other consumer websites (Amazon, GoodReads, etc.) 3. Share your review via your social media accounts. 4. Email your review link to audra@newgrowthpress.com so that we can share your review via our social media accounts as well.  With this twelve-week accessible study for young adults,  Mark: How Jesus Changes Everything , John Perritt points readers toward a better love and appreci...