John Becker
Evangelism & Missions
“Changing Stories captures the heart of the issue of one of today’s greatest opportunities facing the church—people on the move. Jairo reminds us that at the center of the mass migration of people are individuals, each one loved by their Creator. Framed in a biblical imperative to ‘treat the alien and stranger among us as one of our native-born’ (Lev 19:34), Jairo offers practical tools by way of questions and case studies to help the believer respond with compassion and friendship.”
Christian Living
“Glocal is an essential read. Rick’s telling of his pilgrimage from an evangelical mission leader to global peace catalyst bears lessons for all leaders desiring to be relevant today. Rick hones in on the need for both integrity and cohesion in our message, identity, and mandate. His passion to see the authentic Gospel embraced by all permeates the pages, especially by reminding us that people should be seen as neighbors not projects. . . . I believe this book will help liberate you to live wholly into your convictions with a clear and consistent identity, regardless of the audience, in our extremely interconnected world.”
Evangelism & Missions
“Want to know how Jesus continues to build his church? Read this book to learn how ordinary people, divinely empowered, are building his church in the most unsuspecting places. The Father Glorified takes us on a gripping journey through a web of relations of ordinary people being used of God to do extraordinary things. It’s a chronicle of real people encountering Jesus and becoming agents of peace and transformation in their communities. The book is not advocating a new “7-step methodology” to successful church planting but instead testifying that faith, dependence and obedience lead to transformation and fruitful multiplication. I am actively implementing the principles illustrated in these pages and hope you will too! Indeed, may Father be glorified!”
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