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Stephen W. Smith

Biography

Stephen W. Smith cofounded The Potter's Inn and has served as its president, working there as a spiritual director and retreat leader. Smith previously pastored churches in Kentucky, North Carolina, and the Netherlands and was involved in planting churches in Europe. Smith wrote Inside Job and its companion workbook (both 2015) and edited The Transformation of a Man's Heart (2006).

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Deep Mentoring

Church Leadership & Ministry

“With wide-ranging knowledge and with voices steeped in experience, we have been given a gift in this book! You are holding in your hands a guide to how a leader is made. This is not a shallow guide offering tips and techniques, it is a profound tool to help you understand how the soul of a leader is shaped. This book is set to become the go-to book on leadership development. I simply loved it! I was inspired, helped, equipped and motivated! You will be too!”

Mobilizing Men for One-on-One Ministry

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Men get lost without a map! Steve Sonderman has given us the map to know how to reach men for Jesus Christ! He knows the way! Now, we can have a tool to help us impact the lives of men with a transforming friendship and discipleship.”

The Relational Soul

“You are holding in your hands more than a book. Richard Plass and James Cofield have given us a roadmap to help us find the way to each other and to the heart of God. Beautifully written, masterfully developed and applicable for those who want true community but have not tasted it yet, this book helps us find our way to each other in an age of isolation, loneliness and existence in silos where we survive but we do not thrive. Here's to thriving!”

Wild Ride

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Wild Ride tells the honest story of someone who has not only survived but learned to thrive through dysfunction, brokenness, and disillusionment in ministry. As we witness Sherill finding freedom, we find ourselves hungry for our own! . . . I wholeheartedly recommend Wild Ride to readers, as few true stories offer such vulnerability and insight.”

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