Description

Benedictions are pronounced by ministers at the close of worship services as an expression of hope and encouragement to God's people to face whatever their future might hold. This makes them a Biblical norm for the end of worship - something we should consider doing each time we leave God's presence and go out into the world. If you are involved with leading worship in the church or in the home your next question will be 'Where do I go to find them?' Fortunately Robert Vasholz has done the legwork for you. He has collected in this one book the benedictions found in scripture along with some additional scripture enriched blessings for use during worship. Use them to help Christians have a greater effect on the world.

Endorsements

"Robert Vasholz has collected many of the Bible's benedictions and constructed other scripture-enriched blessings for the use of ministers who lead worship. Indeed all Christians will be "blessed" by reading and praying these wonderful words from God."

David Calhoun
(1937–2021) Professor of Church History, Covenant Theological Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri

"..an attractive resource, which can enlarge the minister's repertoire and be slipped conveniently into his pocket"

Rt Rev Dr J Barry Schucksmith Royal Navy (Rtd)

Author

Robert I. Vasholz

Robert I. Vasholz is Professor Emeritus of Old Testament at Covenant Theological Seminary in St Louis, Missouri. Though Dr. Valshoz retired in 2007, he continues to serve God?s people through his teaching, preaching and publishing projects.

Specifications

ISBN 9781845502300

Author Robert I. Vasholz

Imprint Focus

Category Ministry

Page Count 128

Width 178 mm

Height 110 mm

Weight 0.215 kg

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