Doer: Becoming a Christian Who Acts in a Passive Culture - Snyder, Chase
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How many times have you encountered Jesus' teachings but left unchanged and disengaged from God's mission? For many Christians, there is a disconnect between knowing what the Bible says and actually doing it. Doer seeks to move Christians from a static existence to a dynamic life. Our families and communities will be transformed when we move from theoretically discussing to practically applying the teachings of Jesus. What is keeping you from jumping in and becoming a doer of God's Word?

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How many times have you encountered Jesus' teachings but left unchanged and disengaged from God's mission? For many Christians, there is a disconnect between knowing what the Bible says and actually doing it. Doer seeks to move Christians from a static existence to a dynamic life. Our families and communities will be transformed when we move from theoretically discussing to practically applying the teachings of Jesus. What is keeping you from jumping in and becoming a doer of God's Word?
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Autorenporträt
Chase Snyder is a Tennessee native living in Metro Atlanta, where he serves as the High School and Young Adults Pastor at FBC Loganville. While in Tennessee, he served at a few non-profits, including a Christian camp. There, he served more than 60,000 students and adults and ate approximately 200,000 hot dogs. He is the founder of Ministry Bubble LLC, a ministry that produces books, blogs, and studies to help people apply the Bible to their daily lives. He is the author of three books: Stoked, Doer: Becoming a Christian Who Acts In A Passive Culture, and Doer Of God's Word: A 30-Day Devotional For Students. He also writes downloadable studies for youth ministries. Chase and his wife Anne have two kids, Tripp and Brooke. Chase loves camping, reading, kayaking, playing Go Fish with his kids, Bigfoot conspiracies, and Chemex coffee.