John Zehring: 35 books

The Clergy Guide to Making Visits covers one of the most cherished and enjoyable parts of a pastor’s ministry. Visiting feeds a pastor’s sermons and keeps his or her fingers on the pulse of the congregation. “Our pastor knows us,” is the reaction from a visited congregation. Few will remember...

"Treasures from Rome" takes Paul’s Epistle to the Romans and mines from it thirty gems that apply to your daily life today as they did to the Romans, gems which sparkle from the pages to guide people of faith in their desire for an encounter with the Divine. The book is not quite the same...

The Clergy Negotiating Guide helps pastors to meet with church leaders to negotiate their contact, compensation, and annual raises in a way that is fair, just, and compatible with denominational compensation guidelines for your experience, skills, and the demographics you serve. Many clergy are not...

Treasures from Galatia takes Paul’s Epistle to the Galatians and mines from it twelve gems that apply to your daily life today as they did to the Galatians. It is not quite the same as a bible study, nor is it a sketch about Paul or the church he founded. Rather, it is a devotional springboard for...

“Treasures from Proverbs” takes the writings of Solomon and mines from them gems that apply to your daily life today – gems which sparkle from the pages to guide people of faith in their desire for a successful life, positive relationships with others, the quest for a healthy self-esteem, and...

This book considers Jesus’ woodshop and the profound messages that he drew from his years at the craft of carpentry in Nazareth. It is an unusual genre. It is not non-fiction, nor is it fiction. Perhaps a good term to describe it is “faction.” Part fact, part conjecture. And yet, even the speculation...

“Majestic is Thy Name” contains 150 uplifting meditations and prayers, one for each Psalm. The book mines gems from the Psalms to pilot the reader into an encounter with the Divine. Praise and thanksgiving are key themes in the Psalms, raising the bar for our own prayers. The reflection for each...