Members of One Another: How to Build a Biblical Ethos into Your Church

by Dennis McCallum

Publisher:

New Paradigm Publishing

, 2015

• How can you foster a high-commitment ethos in your church?
• What makes people eager to serve their community?
• What does the biblical concept of "equipping" really mean?
• Are there minimums we should call for in the modern church?
• Why are millions of young people leaving the church, and what can we do about it?

Product Details

• Title: Members of One Another: How to Build a Biblical Ethos into Your Church
• Author: Dennis McCallum
• Publisher: New Paradigm Publishing
• Print Publication Date: 2015
• Logos Release Date: 2024
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Ebook
• ISBNs: 9798988558644, 9781963358025, 1963358023
• Resource ID: LLS:9798988558644
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2024-05-17T10:43:37Z

About Dennis McCallum

Dennis McCallum was the founder of Xenos Christian Fellowship in Columbus, Ohio. Xenos is a non-traditional church that has grown out of the Bible study Dennis and his brother started in their rooming house at Ohio State University in 1970.

Today, Dennis serves with Gary DeLashmutt as co-lead pastors at Xenos, which now has a weekly attendance of over 5000. He also leads Xenos’ college ministry at Ohio State University. Xenos is a house church planting movement, where over 250 home churches and 500 cell groups are operating at this time.

Xenos is rated among the top missions sending churches by ACMC, and has been named the best local church in community development and ministry to the poor by World Vision in 1997.

Dennis’ educational background includes a BA in history from Ohio State University (1974), and an MA from Ashland Seminary in Ashland, Ohio (1986). Dennis is author of several books including Organic Disciplemaking (Touch Publications) Christianity, The Faith That Makes Sense, (Tyndale) The Summons and Walking in Victory, (Navpress) Spiritual Relationships that Last, (Xenos) and The Death of Truth (Bethany). McCallum has also authored numerous articles and study guides. Dennis married his wife, Holly, in 1973. Their three children: Jessica, 29; Joe, 24; and Bret, 22 all lead house churches at Xenos.