Grace in the Empty Spaces: Transformed by the One Another Passages

By Mark McPeak and Emily White Youree

If you could improve, even remedy, the dysfunction in your local congregation, would you? Of course, we all strive for unity in various settings, but we often ignore direct instruction given in Scripture on how to treat others. This is an excellent small group study that will teach those principles and give practical instruction on how those should impact every life. Imagine the significant turnaround in today's society if such principles were practiced. God's design for close relationships is intentional. He means for our closeness with each other to be a benefit and a blessing. This six-week study is centered on the instructions in Scripture on how to treat one another. The following subjects are covered: love one another, forgive one another, submit to one another, pray for one another, fellowship with one another, minister to one another. A free Leader's Guide is available at www.randallhouse.com.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Randall House
• Release date: Apr 26, 2011
• ISBN: 9781614840596

Mark McPeak

Mark McPeak is Vice President of Brentwood Communications near Nashville, Tennessee. His career has been a providential blend of ministry and the marketplace. His undergraduate studies were in Bible and Missions and his graduate degree is in business. His business expertise is in marketing, market research, and business strategy. While serving at the adult and discipleship minister at The Donelson Fellowship, Mark first taught the one-another passages. He further witnessed the transforming nature of these Scriptures while serving for 6 years as a senior leader at Free Will Baptist International Missions. Mark lives in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee with his wife and children.