David Frisbie

O Caminho de Volta: Esperan a, Ajuda e Cura para os Sobreviventes do Tr fico Humano, do Dr. David e Lisa Frisbie, apresenta ao leitor um esfor o global para combater o tr fico humano atrav s da Igreja do Nazareno. Apresenta-nos her is e hero nas na linha de frente, que procuram intervir e oferecer cuidado e esperan a queles a quem lhes foi roubada uma vida com toda a dignidade e valor pr prio.Que fique bem claro, o tr fico humano, com o seu poder desumano e desmoralizante sobre os que nada podem fazer, n o algo que acontece apenas "noutros lugares" ou "com outras pessoas" que talvez nunca conhe amos. Est nossa porta, nos nossos bairros, em quase todos os pa ses.

Why do so many pastors leave ministry?The average pastor stays at a church for only three and a half years.Studies show a pastor's most effective ministry begins after five to seven years at a church.We have a disconnect. How can our churches grow when our leaders are leaving before their ministries can bear fruit?In When Bad Churches Happen to Good Pastors, David and Lisa Frisbie address these and other thought-provoking issues relating to clergy attrition, including: When one family controls the churchHandling conflict in a difficult pastoral assignmentDealing with a church bossMinistering to wounded pastorsWhether you're a church leader whose pastors are departing or a pastor who has moved from church to church, you'll discover insights to help you handle the situations when pastors leave ministry.

Pastors are leaving ministry. Faced with pressures and stresses in their marriage and family, in their career and employment, in their personal sense of self-worth and success--- all too often pastors leave ministry tired and discouraged. How can a pastor manage the stress that comes with ministry before the point of burn out?Managing Stress in Ministry will help pastors and spouses find fresh hope, discover new tools for coping with stress, and help them move forward to more effective life and ministry. Through real-life stories and clear application, authors David and Lisa Frisbie will help pastors identify key stressors that affect ministry and provide realistic ways to implement habits to lower stress level.Much-needed resource for anyone in ministry.Watch David Frisbie's interview with Grace & Peace magazine about key points and strategies from Managing Stress in Ministry. Watch interview here.

Starting over...it's not as easy as it sounds, is it? But, you've made it through the pain of divorce, and you are eager for a new beginning. God stands ready to help-He is the God of possibilities. As you look toward the future, you may begin to ask questions about what a new life might look like. Will I ever remarry, you wonder. Do I want to remarry? There are other questions: How much time should pass after a marriage ends before it's wise to explore a new friendship or romance? Am I ready-emotionally, spiritually, financially? Is my family prepared? Do I need to be completely put-back-together before I can think about dating again or being remarried? Dave and Lisa Frisbie have spent 20 years studying the post-divorce family, and have been dubbed America's Remarriage Experts. In Dating After Divorce, they share stories of adults who chose to remain single after divorce and explore why that choice might make sense for you. They also share stories of people who chose to begin dating and eventually to remarry. Dating after Divorce will help you gauge your readiness and evaluate your options, as you move forward to discover a new life and embrace all God has in store.ReviewsEveryone who reads this new book will understand very quickly that they are not alone, and will receive help from the practical steps outlined along with Godly inspiration. I highly recommend their books and also would encourage you to invite them to come and speak at your church.-Gary Van Derford, Pastor, North Coast Church, Vista, CaliforniaThe increasing percentage of divorced adults requires critical intervention. Dr. David & Lisa Frisbie are bringing much-needed redemptive strategies into focus. In this excellent new book, they are helping to provide answers for today's questions.-Dr. Paul G. Cunningham, General Superintendent Emeritus, Church of the Nazarene