Books in the Swindoll Leadership Library series

Acclaimed teacher Roy B. Zuck reveals how teachers can tap into the power of divine energy to fulfill their calling and use their gifts at a deeper level.

From defining the essentials of salvation to explaining the result of Christ's sacrifice, this book walks readers through the spiritual meaning, motives, application, and eternal result of God's work of salvation in our lives.

Effective Church Growth Strategies outlines the biblical foundations necessary for raising healthy churches.

Worship is an essential and enduring element of the Christian faith. This three-part study examines the issues surrounding the corporate worship of God, including biblical models and the current revolution in evangelical worship.

The Holy Spirit, Robert Gromacki examines the personality, deity, symbols and gifts of the Holy Spirit, while tracing the ministry of the Spirit throughout the Old Testament, the Gospel Era, the life of Christ, the books of Acts and the lives of modern believers.

John Witmer shows us a full picture of the Christ in four distinct phases: the Son of God before he became man, the divine suffering man on Earth, the glorified and ascended Christ, and the coming King.

Ministering to Twenty-First Century Families is a user-friendly guide to combating the destruction of the family unit. Offering practical solutions and encouraging action, Rainey calls for a 'roll-up-your-sleeves' approach to healing weary families.

Jeff Watson makes a strong case in this volume for the legitimacy of marrying 'biblical' and 'counseling.' Christian counselors need to cultivate three fundamental skills in their patients.

'A great deal of confusion exists today as to what pastors are to be,' Lawrence writes. 'Are they chaplains, CEO's, preachers, managers, or counselors? Paul gave us the answer long ago: They are to be equippers, disciple-makers.'

Paul Cedar explores prayer through three primary concepts, showing us how to consider, cultivate and continue a lifestyle of prayer.