Clayton King

A Preach Well Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“After thirty-five years in ministry, I can say without hesitation that I’ve never seen pastors in crisis like I’m observing right now. I’m thankful that pastor Josh Taylor has written this book. It’s helpful in ways that bring the biblical and the practical together, both for the pastor and his family as well as the congregation itself. I hope you will benefit from the insights Taylor shares in these pages.”

Indispensable Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Indispensable Church is a book that is right on time. Never has the American church faced such a combination of challenges ranging from shifting cultural landscapes to changing opinions and attitudes about religion, institutions, and authority structures. Helping the church shine as the hope of the world is not only necessary but critical, and that is what this book is designed to do. It’s strategically written to be a resource that helps guide the church into the future as the agent of change God meant for it to be. You will enjoy the encouragement and the challenge found in these pages.”

Dr.

Look and Live

Christian Living

“I’ve worked with Matt for years as we attempt to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ. Matt’s always been a thoughtful and passionate minister, but he seems to have tapped into something deeply powerful in the pages of Look and Live. This is Matt’s life message—that Jesus Christ alone is worth living for, and that when you gaze upon His majesty and glory you will never be the same. This book is theologically robust and practically helpful, packed with Scripture and insight into the person and work of the risen Son of God. Matt lives out this message as a dad, husband, worship leader, and evangelist. This is a true gift to the church and the world.”

Moving Forward After Messing Up

Christian Living

“I began ministry as a teenager, preaching to inmates in prisons in South Carolina. Three decades later, I find myself as a pastor helping people daily overcome trauma, addiction, and shame. Also, my own family members have wrestled with the pattern of addiction, recovery, relapse, and repeat. I know firsthand how important this book is for the church, our culture, and every individual who's ever messed up and wants to start over (but wonders where to begin). God offers us grace to start over, and the mistakes we've made actually benefit us by making us wiser, stronger, and more resilient. Chris has laid out a simple, biblical, doable approach to embracing our mess as the pathway to God's miracle of new beginnings.”

Not God Enough

Christian Living

“J. D. Greear has the rare ability to take profound truth and make it simple and readable. His writing is so straightforward and enjoyable you might not even realize how much you’re learning as you read. I can confidently say that whether you are a new Christian or a seasoned disciple, you will not look at God the same after reading this book.”

Quit Church

Christian Living

“I assume that when you saw the title of this book, you did a double take. And that is exactly what I love about Chris. His insight into leadership and church dynamics is so keen, and his ability to communicate complex truth in an engaging, tangible way can stop you dead in your tracks. Should you really ‘quit church’? I’ll let you decide, but not until you’ve dug into this gold mine. You will be surprised at what you read, but in the very best kind of way.”

She Works His Way

Christian Living

“Michelle and Somer are, simply put, a great team. They’re a trusted voice in a culture where no one really knows who they can trust. We love their hearts and we need their message, especially now! We can’t wait to see how God uses this book.”

The Ministry Multiplication Cycle

Church Leadership & Ministry

“I respect Bill Jones’ intellect. As an educator and leader, he has reached the apex of success in Christian higher education. But what I truly love about Bill is his passion for the gospel and the church. It’s a zeal that has been tested and tried over the decades on the mission field as well as in the pulpit and the classroom. Who better than a true practitioner to write about multiplication and church planting than a man who has put his feet and his hand to the plow, gotten his hands dirty in the fields, and has the callouses to prove his love for the work of the gospel? I commend this book to you with great enthusiasm for the message it contains and great admiration for the man who is the vessel God is using to shape the future of the church and missions.”