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Twenty Controversies That Almost Killed a Church :
Paul's Counsel to the Corinthians and the Church Today
By: Richard L. Ganz

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Paperback / 259 pages

Publisher: Presbyterian & Reformed Publishing
Publication Date: September 2003
ISBN: 0875527906


Publisher's Synopsis

Revisits the controversies that threatened the Corinthian church, enabling us to see both the snares to avoid and the goal of godliness to be pursued.

"Practical, biblical advice on how to show love for the fellowship of the saints. Richard Ganz gives pastoral counsel to help believers live in harmony with one another within the church. I pary God will bless this work to all those who, like me, long to see Christ's church unified in passionate love for the truth of the gospel." -- James White

"A helpful and interesting exposition of 1 Corinthians. Rather than a verse-by-verse commentary, the volume offers a discussion of major themes. That Richard Ganz has sprinkled these discussions with examples from his own ministry further enhances it. Thoroughly biblical." -- Jay E. Adams

"An up-to-date discussion of many issues that threaten to kill churches today. True to Scripture without being doctrinaire, written for the thoughtful laymen...a helpful contribution to an ongoing discussion of church life in the 21st century." -- Baruch Maoz

"Richard Ganz has escorted our common rabbi, St. Paul, to the microphone so his first letter to the Corinthians can be heard afresh by a generation that needs his message as much, if not more, than did the original recipients." -- Steve Schlissel

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