Tools, Resources, Methods, Missions, Testimonies


I am the vine; you are the branches.
Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing.
Jn 15:5

ESV resources

House of Prayer & Worship Model


A simplified frameset for beginners.
Basic conception with Practical tips.



24/7 Prayer Resources


for individuals – for churches – for partner communities



Meditations

meditations
Various forms of Meditations



Charts

charts
Prayer around the clock


Various tools


The Engel Scale
Lencioni's pyramid
The JoHari Window
Understanding the Stage FX



mission outreach

Outreach, Missional Testimonies, tools

Remember, when we talk about outreach we prepare ourselves to go out and around, building personal relationships and circles. Just as we see through the personal lives of the apostles Peter or Paul.
(Paul for example "was Hebrew for the Hebrews, Greek for the Greek.")
They went to the public places. They went to the marketplace. Like Jesus - who was among them from the beginning.
Outreach & Missional Examples, stories, Testimonies


Testimonies:

"Oh What if..."

Shared tools in the cloud



Illustrations


illustrations

Illustrations presentations


(dir) A free resource depository.*

*Where not marked copyright is mine.
You must put an attribution link
into your presentation or publication:
"Tune And Prepare Blog" or the actual owner's page.

e-books

ebooks
Various formats / titles


Basic Pack


Essential knowledge
for everyone

Vitalize Pack


Essential upgrade
for post modern and
post truth churches

Musical Resources

Cojo guitar from Almería, Spain
Musical Resources (here)

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