Nona Jones

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  Gift Of Rejection

  $29.99

  Greatness and mediocrity are separated by one thing–how you respond to rejection.People who crumble beneath the weight of rejection never realize their full potential, but people who learn to use rejection as a catalyst experience fulfillment in their lives.Nona Jones has experienced her fair share of rejection. Some of her earliest memories are of her mother’s rejection, and those feelings persisted throughout her schooling, her career, and her infertility journey. Things that seemed to come easily to others seemed unavailable to Nona–but what could have taken her down the path of failure actually brought her to her greatest achievements.The secret? Seeing rejection as the gift that it is.The perfect follow-up to her previous book, Killing Comparison, The Gift of Rejection is a practical guide offering a new, unconventional framework for rejection; instead of being a pain to heal, it becomes a teacher to learn from. Nona shares insightful research, practical steps, and powerful stories from her own life as well as the lives of Bible characters and modern-day trailblazers to help you:Identify the root of rejection and how it’s manifesting in your lifePinpoint when the pain of rejection is triggering you and counter it with truthRespond to rejection with resilience and resolve rather than fear and defeatAnchor your identity in who God is calling you to beRejection is a gift that can help you build resilience, character, and success. The Gift of Rejection will teach you how.

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  From Social Media To Social Ministry

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  There are more than 350,000 churches across the United States and more than 2.3 billion professing Christians around the world. Yet studies have shown that 65% of churches in America are either declining or plateauing in attendance. Many of those who tell you they attend church aren’t actually showing up.

  Many today are actively searching for a church experience, but they are doing their search digitally. Long before they set foot in your building, they’ve “experienced” your digital presence online. Most churches see social media as a means of getting people to attend programs and services, for getting “butts in the seats.” But Nona Jones, who facilitates Facebook’s relationships with faith-based non-profits, believes there is far more untapped potential for churches to utilize social media, transforming it into social ministry. Social media focuses on driving people to a building for one to two hours of interaction each week. Social ministry focuses on helping people mature in Christ the other 168 hours of the week. And while social media is about marketing and attracting people to your church, social ministry is about life-long discipleship in a digital age.

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