Letters to the Next Generation - Borland, David
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God's purpose for the church is restoration. What does that mean? Do I have a part in that? This book will bring you the clarity and vision you seek. Most of the church today is like a man driving a car with the windscreen blacked out. He goes forward in fear, trying to work out the way ahead by what he sees in his rearview mirrors. That is a very dangerous way to drive. Wouldn't it be better if we could clear the windscreen and have a vision of the road ahead? A Letter to the Next Generation outlines God's purpose through the ages and shows where we are in His plan and purpose. It will open…mehr

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God's purpose for the church is restoration. What does that mean? Do I have a part in that? This book will bring you the clarity and vision you seek. Most of the church today is like a man driving a car with the windscreen blacked out. He goes forward in fear, trying to work out the way ahead by what he sees in his rearview mirrors. That is a very dangerous way to drive. Wouldn't it be better if we could clear the windscreen and have a vision of the road ahead? A Letter to the Next Generation outlines God's purpose through the ages and shows where we are in His plan and purpose. It will open your eyes to the way ahead and allow you to see God's purposes for the future.
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David was born and spent his childhood and early years in Scotland. Giving himself to the Lord in his early twenties, he left Scotland to attend the International Bible Training Institute in England. David graduated in 1978, having achieved a diploma with credits. After college David entered full-time ministry. In 1993, David received a call to ministry in the United States. David has ministered as both a pastor and a teacher, and his ministry has taken him throughout the world. He has taught at Bible colleges in several countries, including Russia and New Zealand.