Description: A practical guide to faith in action. This DVD for small-group sessions includes six 10-12-minute teaching videos from author Mark Reynolds. All sessions are closed captioned. What Christians Do: Living Like Jesus in a Divided World reclaims discipleship as an active way of life rather than a set of beliefs to defend. Drawing on Scripture, John Wesley's wisdom, and modern insights, Mark Reynolds shows how everyday practices at home, in relationships, in service, and in the pursuit of justice become means of grace that reshape us into Christ's likeness. This book offers practical guidance for moving beyond shallow belief into a transformative faith that embodies the love, mercy, and justice of Jesus. What Christians Do invites you to discover what it truly means to follow Christ in a divided world.
Brief description: Mark Reynolds is a United Methodist pastor serving First United Methodist Church of Cocoa Beach, Florida. He holds degrees from Florida Southern College, Candler School of Theology at Emory University, and Vanderbilt University, with academic work focused on theology and philosophy. With more than eighteen years of pastoral ministry experience, he has contributed to district and conference leadership and served as a writer and editor for the Wesleyan Rooted projects of the Florida Annual Conference. He also shares theology, commentary, and sermons through his website, podcast, YouTube channel, and social media, and has developed a training with the Institute of Preaching on the ethical use of AI in sermon development. He is married with four children and enjoys surfing in his spare time.