Norman A. Peart is the founding pastor of Grace Bible Fellowship, where he has pastored for twenty-six years, in Cary, North Carolina. He is a police chaplain with the Cary Police Department, has served as an adjunct both at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and at Southeastern Baptist Theological College & Seminary. He is a sociologist and pastor who received his Ph.D. from Michigan State University and his Master of Divinity and Master of Theology degrees from Grand Rapids Baptist Seminary. He wrote Separate No More: Understanding and Developing Racial Reconciliation in Your Church which was featured at Promise Keeper events. Norm and his wife, Carolyn, live in Fuquay Varina, North Carolina.
Jesus’ Prayer Recipe: The R.E.A.C.H. Prayer Pattern
A Jesus-given and Bible-based recipe for prayer
What is prayer?
Why do we pray if God knows the outcome?
How should we pray?
Most of us know that we should pray but struggle with how to pray. This was even the challenge for those who walked with Jesus, and asked Him “Lord, teach us to pray.” This book concisely presents the recipe Jesus gave to His disciples in answer to that question. It provides insights as to why each step is essential to well-balanced prayer life.
You will learn from this book a memorable way of praying that will encourage you to make prayer a vital part of your life. There are no prayers to memorize or complicated theological terms to understand. You will learn what to pray and how to pray it in your own words.
This practical, concise, and well-written book is ideal for personal or group study. Every chapter includes a short study guide to review and remember.
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Separate No More: Understanding and Developing Racial Reconciliation in Your Church
Even though our society has made great strides forward in social justice since the civil rights era, there remains a disturbing racial divide in our churches and among Christians. In Separate No More, Norman Peart argues that, although racial reconciliation has been viewed as a peripheral matter by the church, it should be at the heart of the church's message and mission.
Through this book, you will be encouraged to actively participate in the ministry of racial reconciliation and to lead your local church in pursuing the goal of being separate no more.
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