Must read for church leadership groups

books:


	• 7 prácticas efectivas del Liderazgo Joiner, Jones, ... Peniel, 2006 - 257 pages average customer review:based on 34 reviews view larger image
	for more information click here

highly recommended

Excellent Book

I enjoyed 7 Practices. It was inspiring, practical and will help in refining a ministry philosophy with my staff.

Unique & Creative leadership teaching

This book is a breath of fresh air for leadership teaching. I especially liked the "playbook" sections of the book. These sections are real ministry illustrated strategies that were played out by Northpoint church. I like it when church leaders share their failures as well as their successes. The book is open and honest.

for more information click here

A book every minister should read

I have been amiss in not writing a review of this book. It is a great little book on effective ministry. His ideas of seeking the win are great. Everyone wants to be on the winning team, and churches need to define what a win is. Also, his stuff on reviewing ministry is important. So many congregations do the work every year, but some of the programs are dead, but no one will stop them. His thoughts on narrowing the focus are wonderful. Many churches have followed the mega church model of program after program, that even Bill Hybels admits is not effective in transformation. Then finally his thoughts on listening to outsiders is needed. Most times we ask members how to grow, but really most members do not have a clue. We need to ask those who are not coming, they know why they are not there. This is a great book.

for more information click here

Ministry as a Baseball Game

I was made to read this book as a part of a group I was in. I put it off and thought that it was just another book by a famous preacher's son (Charles Stanley). A few pages into this book, I learned why I was made to read it and that Andy Stanley is not just free riding on daddy's coat tails. This book is great, and I don't know how I ran a ministry without its wisdom.

The book compares ministry to a baseball game through some creative writing during its first half. It then gets technical and explains the principles during the second half. I consider this an essential read for leaders on my team.

for more information click here

Must read for church leadership groups

The leadership team of my church did a study using this book, and it absolutely transformed our thinking. The material presented by the staff of Northpoint is liberating for those who have become trapped in a mindset of inward rather than outward thinking in church. This is good stuff--simple and powerful!

reviews: page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

SPANISH EDITION. This guide is for every leader who desires a simpler and more efficient approach to ministry.

hot