Justin A. Irving

Evaluating Leadership

Church Leadership & Ministry

“In Evaluating Leadership, J. Keith McKinley does us a great service by providing a robust example of evaluating leadership theory for missiological practice. Exposing readers to a thorough overview of both transformational leadership and essential dimensions of culture, McKinley models for us a systematic approach to evaluation. It is a gift to leadership researchers and practitioners alike.”

Organizational Behavior in Christian Perspective

Christian Living

“Working with people in organizations is complex and vital work. In this book, Frank Markow provides insightful reflection on the nature of healthy leadership and organizational practice. Engaging the best of the organizational behavior literature, Markow reflects on and applies what he has learned in a way that is relevant not only to business leaders but also to nonprofit and church leaders. Based on his many years of leadership and educational experience, Markow is well-positioned to provide an important voice on leadership and organizational practice from a Christian perspective. I’m grateful for the work he has put into this project that I’m sure will benefit students and practitioners alike.”

The Volunteer Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“The New Testament paints a vision of the church where every member is equipped for the work of ministry. Ministry is not just for a few paid professionals. Ministry is for every Christ-follower, and this means that ministry is for volunteers. In The Volunteer Church, Leith Anderson and Jill Fox provide us with the theological foundation for developing a volunteer culture and the practical advice needed to effectively recruit, train, and care for volunteers. This book should be required reading for all desiring to develop and maintain a volunteer culture in the local church setting.”