Helping churches, ministries, couples and individuals affected by conflict to find healing and wholeness through a proper understanding of the love of God in Christ Jesus.

The Antidote Synopsis

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Every year thousands of pastors, missionaries and Christian workers are forced from their ministries due to conflict within their local church or ministry team. In addition, thousands of other, seemingly effective Christian workers are forced to devote extreme levels of emotional energy to solve this problem. 

There is an answer. Dr. Creech's book, Toxic Church, describes and defines this problem and lists some of its solutions. However, The Antidote, not only further defines this problem, it also offers an effective, Biblical solution.

The Antidote teaches a simple, oft-ignored Biblical answer which has the potential of stopping conflict entirely. This antidote, along with its accompanying Biblical principles, can give real hope to those who are plagued with the problem of conflicted ministries.

The Antidote, is now also available in a Korean translation hardcopy through Amazon. Please click on the Korean translation book cover (Amazon titles below) to see the link for the print version.

The Antidote Workbook Synopsis

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The Antidote At Work is a culmination companion to The Antidote and Toxic Church. In this book Chris presents case studies to demonstrate how to use The Antidote and its principles to resolve confl ict in churches, ministries and marriage. He gives clear cut examples and suggested responses to his exercises found in The Antidote and repeated in this book.

The Antidote At Work is a manual to be used in conjunction with The Antidote. This antidote, along with its accompanying Biblical principles, can give real hope to those who are plagued with the problem of conflicted ministries.

Toxic Church synopsis

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Every year, thousands of pastors are forced from their ministries, many never to return. Studies reveal that forced terminations. once having occurred in a local church, often repeat themselves in the same church, demonstrating a pattern of dysfunction and difficulty within those fellowships.

In Toxic Church, Chris Creech examines how the patterns of family dysfunction find their way into the life of the local church, often producing severe conflict, causing division, enabling sin and even ending the ministry of the pastor and possibly even the local church.

Chris Creech outlines a plan for recognizing dysfunction within the church family, diagnosing the root causes of that dysfunction, and taking steps to protect the church and the pastor from what many call the epidemic caused by toxic churches and the clergy killers within them.