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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Church has always stood as a place of hope. In times of crisis, people turn to the Church for prayer, guidance, comfort, and answers. When families are broken, when grief is overwhelming, when addiction takes hold, when abuse is revealed, when marriages are collapsing, and when individuals are fighting silent battles in their minds, many people go first to their pastor, bishop, spiritual leader, or church community.This reality places a great responsibility upon the Church.Spiritual leaders are often the first responders to human pain. Before a person calls a therapist, they may call their pastor. Before a family contacts a mental health agency, they may request prayer from church leadership. Before someone admits they are suicidal, depressed, anxious, traumatized, or mentally unstable, they may first reveal their pain in a counseling room, at an altar, in a prayer line, or during a private conversation with a spiritual leader.Because of this, ministry leadership must be taken seriously.This book, The Church as a Spiritual Hospital, presents a necessary and courageous argument. It calls the Church, the academy, and government systems to recognize that those who serve in fivefold ministry and bishopric authority must be properly trained to handle the complex emotional, spiritual, psychological, and mental health needs of the people they lead.Prof. Dornett McIntosh, PhD writes with the voice of an educator, counselor, pastor, apostolic leader, and concerned servant of God. The message of this book is not an attack on ministry. It is a call to strengthen ministry. It does not seek to remove prayer, Scripture, deliverance, or spiritual authority from the Church. Rather, it argues that these sacred tools must be joined with wisdom, education, counseling knowledge, ethical practice, and mental health awareness.The Church cannot afford to mishandle wounded people.Too many individuals have entered the house of God carrying deep trauma, only to be misunderstood. Too many victims of abuse have been silenced. Too many people suffering from depression have been told they simply lacked faith. Too many individuals experiencing severe mental illness have been mislabeled instead of referred for proper care. Too many leaders have had good intentions but insufficient training.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book was written to help others understand the remarkable power of natural teas and healing herbs. Over time, I have come to deeply appreciate the benefits of using natural herbs and leaves that God has provided through His creation. By making these gifts of nature part of my daily routine, I have experienced greater comfort in my body and a stronger sense of overall wellness.My desire is to encourage others to explore the value of natural medicine as a regular part of healthy living. Natural teas and herbs have been used for generations to support the body, promote balance, and improve well-being. Their health benefits can be truly remarkable when used wisely and consistently.Through this book, I hope to inspire you to look more closely at the healing resources found in nature. God has placed many powerful remedies in the earth, and when we learn to use them properly, they can become an important part of caring for our bodies naturally and holistically. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Church has always stood as a place of hope. In times of crisis, people turn to the Church for prayer, guidance, comfort, and answers. When families are broken, when grief is overwhelming, when addiction takes hold, when abuse is revealed, when marriages are collapsing, and when individuals are fighting silent battles in their minds, many people go first to their pastor, bishop, spiritual leader, or church community.This reality places a great responsibility upon the Church.Spiritual leaders are often the first responders to human pain. Before a person calls a therapist, they may call their pastor. Before a family contacts a mental health agency, they may request prayer from church leadership. Before someone admits they are suicidal, depressed, anxious, traumatized, or mentally unstable, they may first reveal their pain in a counseling room, at an altar, in a prayer line, or during a private conversation with a spiritual leader.Because of this, ministry leadership must be taken seriously.This book, The Church as a Spiritual Hospital, presents a necessary and courageous argument. It calls the Church, the academy, and government systems to recognize that those who serve in fivefold ministry and bishopric authority must be properly trained to handle the complex emotional, spiritual, psychological, and mental health needs of the people they lead.Prof. Dornett McIntosh, PhD writes with the voice of an educator, counselor, pastor, apostolic leader, and concerned servant of God. The message of this book is not an attack on ministry. It is a call to strengthen ministry. It does not seek to remove prayer, Scripture, deliverance, or spiritual authority from the Church. Rather, it argues that these sacred tools must be joined with wisdom, education, counseling knowledge, ethical practice, and mental health awareness.The Church cannot afford to mishandle wounded people.Too many individuals have entered the house of God carrying deep trauma, only to be misunderstood. Too many victims of abuse have been silenced. Too many people suffering from depression have been told they simply lacked faith. Too many individuals experiencing severe mental illness have been mislabeled instead of referred for proper care. Too many leaders have had good intentions but insufficient training. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book was written to help others understand the remarkable power of natural teas and healing herbs. Over time, I have come to deeply appreciate the benefits of using natural herbs and leaves that God has provided through His creation. By making these gifts of nature part of my daily routine, I have experienced greater comfort in my body and a stronger sense of overall wellness.My desire is to encourage others to explore the value of natural medicine as a regular part of healthy living. Natural teas and herbs have been used for generations to support the body, promote balance, and improve well-being. Their health benefits can be truly remarkable when used wisely and consistently.Through this book, I hope to inspire you to look more closely at the healing resources found in nature. God has placed many powerful remedies in the earth, and when we learn to use them properly, they can become an important part of caring for our bodies naturally and holistically. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Families rarely break all at once. More often, they weaken through repeated disappointments, unresolved tension, careless words, and long stretches of emotional distance. In the same way, families are rarely restored by one dramatic speech or one emotional moment. They are rebuilt through honest conversation, faithful routines, practiced mercy, and the grace of God at work in ordinary life. This book was written for households that want more than outward peace. It was written for families who want a home where truth can be told, mistakes can be owned, and love can become dependable again. Some readers will come to these pages with gratitude, hoping to protect the trust they already enjoy. Others will come carrying pain, unsure whether trust can be repaired after years of hurt. This manuscript speaks to both groups. It does not promise instant results, but it does offer a hopeful path. The chapters that follow are faith-based, practical, and family-centered. They treat trust not merely as a feeling, but as a pattern of life shaped by honesty, humility, forgiveness, and responsibility. Each chapter begins with an introduction and ends with family discussion questions so that the book can be used personally, devotionally, or in a group setting. My prayer is that these pages will help readers build homes where love is not only spoken but believed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Church has always stood as a place of hope. In times of crisis, people turn to the Church for prayer, guidance, comfort, and answers. When families are broken, when grief is overwhelming, when addiction takes hold, when abuse is revealed, when marriages are collapsing, and when individuals are fighting silent battles in their minds, many people go first to their pastor, bishop, spiritual leader, or church community.This reality places a great responsibility upon the Church.Spiritual leaders are often the first responders to human pain. Before a person calls a therapist, they may call their pastor. Before a family contacts a mental health agency, they may request prayer from church leadership. Before someone admits they are suicidal, depressed, anxious, traumatized, or mentally unstable, they may first reveal their pain in a counseling room, at an altar, in a prayer line, or during a private conversation with a spiritual leader.Because of this, ministry leadership must be taken seriously.This book, The Church as a Spiritual Hospital, presents a necessary and courageous argument. It calls the Church, the academy, and government systems to recognize that those who serve in fivefold ministry and bishopric authority must be properly trained to handle the complex emotional, spiritual, psychological, and mental health needs of the people they lead.Prof. Dornett McIntosh, PhD writes with the voice of an educator, counselor, pastor, apostolic leader, and concerned servant of God. The message of this book is not an attack on ministry. It is a call to strengthen ministry. It does not seek to remove prayer, Scripture, deliverance, or spiritual authority from the Church. Rather, it argues that these sacred tools must be joined with wisdom, education, counseling knowledge, ethical practice, and mental health awareness.The Church cannot afford to mishandle wounded people.Too many individuals have entered the house of God carrying deep trauma, only to be misunderstood. Too many victims of abuse have been silenced. Too many people suffering from depression have been told they simply lacked faith. Too many individuals experiencing severe mental illness have been mislabeled instead of referred for proper care. Too many leaders have had good intentions but insufficient training. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…