Published Works from The Rev. Dr. James A. Harnish

 Many of Jim Harnish’s books are available in our 

Aldersgate Corner Bookstore & Coffee Shop
which is open on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings.

 Visit Cokesbury's page to purchase some of Jim Harnish’s books online. 

 


"A Disciple's Path" (Abingdon) 2012

The study combines a Wesleyan understanding of our growth in God’s love and grace with the time-tested practices of spiritual discipline expressed in the membership vows to uphold the church with our prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness. Participants will develop spiritual practices, discover their unique gifts, and become engaged in ministry that brings transformation in their own lives, the lives of others, and the world.

“Strength for the Broken Places” (Abingdon) 2009

This book is an invitation to touch the scars that mark the broken places in our lives, in the same way the risen Christ invited a doubting disciple to touch the nail scars in his hands. - Jim Harnish

“Journey to the Center of the Faith” (Abingdon) 2001

I am always looking for a book to put into a Christ-seeker's hands and say, "Here, read this. It will take you to the heart of what Christians believe, but more importantly, it will introduce you to a living, practical, and balanced faith." - Peter J. Storey, Professor at Duke Divinity School

“You Only Have to Die: Leading Your Congregation to New Life” (Abingdon) 2003

Jim Harnish offers hope for long-established, urban, mainline, Protestant churches which often define themselves by having peaked in membership and effectiveness three or more decades ago. - Susan Pendleton Jones, an elder in the UMC and Director of Special Programs at Duke Divinity School

“365 Meditations for Men,” contributor (Abingdon) 2008

As you make your way through the year (whether you start in January or June), you will be undergirded by a sense of brotherhood — an assurance that you are not alone on this journey. - S.D. Sharpe, editor

“Passion, Power & Praise” (Abingdon) 2000

Jim Harnish writes a powerful and sometimes humorous tale that perfectly interweaves the sins of biblical times with today's trangressions. — Arnold and the late Winnie Palmer 

“Simple Rules for Money” (Abingdon) 2010

Guided by the Bible and the timeless wisdom of John Wesley, popular author James A. Harnish challenges Christians to face the issue of money head-on, with God’s help. — Cokesbury.com

 

Books:

 

Articles or sermons published in:

 

“The Christian Home,”  “The Circuit Rider,” “Preaching,” 
The Upper Room, Abingdon Preacher’s Annual, and The Upper Room Disciplines