Reggie McNeal
Biography
Reggie McNeal wrote Kingdom Collaborators and Get Off Your Donkey!, and provided the foreword to Kingdom Calling.
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“The kingdom of God is his primary mission on earth: providing life as he intends—true, beautiful, just, abundant! Dr. Sherman has delivered a masterful tome of how the church has partnered with God in his kingdom work throughout history, along with contemporary examples of this partnership at work and practical strategies and insights for those who want to get in on what God is up to. What a gift, Amy!”
Evangelism & Missions
Foreword
“Thankfully, Michelle has written this fine volume to let us all in on her insights. You will not find in these pages suggestions on how to have stilted and awkwardly artificial conversations. What you will find is thoughtful reflection, borne of real life experience, on how to have artful conversations that help people discover and experience the life God has in mind for them.”
Becoming a Future-Ready Church
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Becoming a Future-Ready Church is the best comprehensive design book to help leaders fashion the church for the future. For some time, most future-conscious church leaders have known that the church must shift its story, scorecard, stewardship, and structure from church-as-institution to church-as-movement (the kingdom expression). Every movement begins with deconstruction—and we’ve had plenty of that—but now it’s time to put some furniture back in the house.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“The kingdom of God is about life as God intends. In Becoming Whole, Brian Fikkert and Kelly Kapic help us understand the robust narrative that the kingdom creates and supports. Unfortunately we have settled for puny competing storylines that make people poor—in every way. The Spirit is shouting to the Western church to abandon the worldviews and idols that are keeping us from becoming whole. This book serves as a gracious but prophetic invitation to partner with God in his mission to enable us to become fully human.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“This book is chock-full of solid practical and spiritual advice. Church renewal, leadership development, conflict management and resolution, discipleship practices, strategic planning, multi-siting--these are just some of the ways Hill serves readers of his book. Hill's writing gives us all hope that congregational revitalization is achievable.”
Christian Living
“This volume offers us a much-needed correction to the celebrity-culture masquerade for spiritual leadership. Apparently Jesus didn’t have the right body guards and failed to cultivate respect by not insisting that people stand when he entered the room. Instead, Jesus offered protection to his followers by offering up his own life and stooped to wash the filth off their feet. What part of ‘last of all and servant of all’ have we missed? Len Sweet helps us remember what we never should have forgotten.”
Christian Living
“Brilliant, refreshing, soaring—and that’s just the first chapter! This book is destined to be a classic devotional volume that will inspire generations of Jesus-followers. The line from the song goes, ‘You can have all this world, but give me Jesus.’ This book does just that.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“The mission of an organization either hangs together or it falls apart at the critical interface between first and second chairs. This helpful volume from seasoned practitioners identifies and addresses the character, competencies, and chemistry that make for effective second chair leadership. It's a book for you, no matter which seat you're in.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“I am bothered by this book. I bet you will be too. For all the right reasons. Practicing the King’s Economy provides us a way out of the idolatry and abundant-less materialism of our age. The authors convict without condemning. They hold out the possibility of living life as God intended.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Everyone wants to change the world. Few do. How do we create a culture where people can live into their dream for contributing to God's world? If the word 'discipleship' doesn't immediately come to mind, you should read through Real Life! In this volume James Choung gives practical inspiration for how we engage the people around us to become Jesus-followers.”
Christian Living
“Brilliant, refreshing, soaring—and that’s just the first chapter! This book is destined to be a classic devotional volume that will inspire generations of Jesus-followers. The line from the song goes, ‘You can have all this world, but give me Jesus.’ This book does just that.”
Christian Living
“I can’t say anything as clever or thought-provoking as this book that I’m trying to endorse. All I can say is that Hugh, in his fabulously engaging way, accomplishes the release of Christian theology from its church-centric focus back onto the streets—where it got its start and where it belongs. It’s like opening a window in a musty room to let in some fresh air.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“The need to navigate massive change is a crucial competency for spiritual leaders. Especially now with the church's critical need to move from church-as-institution to church-as-movement. I am glad that Mike Bonem has decided to distill and distribute his many practical suggestions about how this is done in The Art of Leading Change. I can't imagine a ministry team that would not be helped by processing this book together.”
Christian Living
“It is AD 30 all over again. While many church leaders are trying desperately to retrofit institutional expressions of Christianity in hopes of achieving better results, Hirsch helps us understand the necessity for us to reengage the movement in its primal missional form. This volume identifies a missional, not a methodological, fix if we want to experience first-century Christianity.”
The Missional Church in Perspective
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Concertgoers are familiar with the cacophonous roar that precedes great orchestral performances. Confusing and competing noises spill out of the orchestra pit as musicians tune and warm up their instruments. When the conductor takes the stand, however, these same instruments—now focused on a musical score—produce music. The Missional Church in Perspective provides sheet music for all those who want to participate in the missional symphony. The book’s scholarship and synthesis qualify it to be a common score for us all.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Those who wonder why we need another book on missional church should read this one. Then you'll know. Lance and Brad have done a great job of putting the cookies on the shelf where we can all reach them. At this point in the movement we need this kind of practical 'how-to' guidance from coaches who have experience playing the game. These two missional leaders fit the bill.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“Finally, somebody who gets it—it IS all about you! You are the only YOU we've got. And if you don't become YOU we're going to miss YOU! In this insightful volume, Bill uses his own giftedness to help you discover yours.”
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Christian Living
Work, Money & Leadership
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