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It's time to break free from our Sunday-centric, formulaic versions of church and instead architect fresh kingdom ecosystems as an ancient yet new frontier for sustainable mission.The temptation for many church leaders is to take what's worked elsewhere and use it as a paint-by-number. Yet Jesus showed us a different way. Every word he spoke and everything he did utterly broke the molds, rules, and laws that people had created to confine God and his kingdom.Taylor McCall and Hugh Halter challenge us to trade in our formulas for the artistry of living as brave cities-kingdom ecosystems that embody the authentic good news of Jesus, where homes, reconciliation, discipleship, relationships, worship, enterprise, activism, and justice coalesce to form biblical community.This book won't tell you what to do. Instead, it will invite you to uncover the places where God is already at work, attune to God's vision for transformation, and craft beautiful kingdom environments that bravely demonstrate the love of God.

Leaders often bear the weight of the church on their shoulders. But have we made leadership into something it was never meant to be?Most of us are familiar with Atlas, the mythological Greek figure condemned to hold up the heavens. If you have ever been a pastor, no doubt you have felt something similar. Being "the leader" often feels like an overwhelming burden.In an era plagued by the fall of influential pastors, it's time to reconsider our fundamental understanding and application of leadership. The Atlas Factor sheds light on the tragic mistake of replacing the God-ordained headship of Jesus with human-made systems and presents a way to realign the body of Christ with its true Head. Only when we shift leadership onto Jesus' shoulders can we become the beautiful, joyful, Spirit-filled expression of the church God intended us to be.

In an age of hyperactivity, spiritual superficiality, and a desperate scramble for quick fixes, this book beckons us into deeper waters-a missional life with God. As those actively responding to Jesus' Great Commission, we often struggle to unite kingdom mission with knowing the King. Mission for God and intimacy with God can easily become compartmentalized and seem like competing jobs on our to-do list. In The Art of Missional Spirituality, experienced spiritual directors and church planters Jeremy and Monica Chambers break down this divide by sharing thirty-one practices designed to cultivate a vibrant and authentic spirituality that doesn't draw you away from your neighbors but propels you into the lives of others and the needs of your city.Drawing on Scripture, the wisdom of the Christian tradition, and the authors' own insights and experiences, this book will help you grow in your faith, discover fresh joy in living as a Jesus-follower, and become more fruitful in your everyday mission.

¿Happy Hour unpacks the theology of party and is full of practical ideas for making merriment a way of life and a way of mission.

How Can Great Leaders Become Great Leader-Makers? Seed It Out is a transformational leadership guide designed for Christian leaders seeking to follow in the footsteps of Jesus, raising up a new generation of leaders. Through a compelling blend of biblical wisdom and practical advice, this book challenges and equips readers to adopt a servant-hearted approach to leadership, just as Jesus did.Taking inspiration from the latent power within a seed, experienced pastor and marketplace leader Oscar Amisi encourages leaders to share their expertise and experience by intentionally sowing the seeds of leadership in others, creating a lasting legacy that honors God and benefits those around them.

In an ever-changing world, how can we learn from the past to discern the shape of mission today?In our contemporary culture, the mission of God can seem elusive and hard to define. We often focus on the present moment, losing sight of the epic story of God that has been unfolding through the ages. Michael Frost offers a compelling framework for understanding mission by drawing on the rich tapestry of Christian history and revealing how context shapes mission, just as a bottle shapes water. Through captivating storytelling and perceptive analysis, this book sheds light on how the shape of mission has changed over time, enabling us to learn from past successes and failures, and inspiring and equipping readers to engage in the mission of God in new and transformative ways.

WILL WE BECOME A SCANDAL TO THOSE WHO LOOK TO US AS LEADERS, OR WILL WE CHOOSE TO IMITATE THE SCANDALOUS WAY OF CHRIST?The fall of high-profile leaders has sadly become an epidemic, and although books and podcasts have sought to uncover the problem, they often fail to identify the root cause. In The Scandal of Leadership, JR Woodward offers a deeper diagnosis, outlining a more comprehensive understanding of power abuses in the church and the critical role of imitation. Drawing from Scripture and the scholarship of Walter Wink, René Girard, and William Stringfellow, as well as from positive examples of leaders such as Óscar Romero, this book offers a robust theology of the Powers--of Satan, the demonic, and the principalities and powers explored in the Bible. By unmasking the Powers of domination, Woodward seeks to help missional leaders practice a self-emptying spirituality that reshapes their desires and forms them into Christlike servants who join God's mission in the world.

What if, instead of remaining stuck in unfruitful patterns and systems, we could experience the personal, church, and organizational transformation we so desperately desire?The answer lies in Jesus' first words as he began his public ministry: "metanoia." This profound concept encompasses repentance as a radical paradigm shift and reorientation, inviting us to perceive the world through God's eyes and bringing transformation in our own lives, the organizations we lead, and the world around us.In these pages, Alan Hirsch and Rob Kelly bring together their decades of experience helping countless organizational leaders to implement deep and significant change. Combining a theologically robust understanding of metanoia, along with best thinking from the social sciences, this book equips individuals and organizations to serve courageously and effectively in a complex and uncertain world.

In our visually based and time-poor culture, leaders need simple, shareable and globally applicable tools that will equip them in every sphere of life.This book is crammed with fifty-two big and memorable ideas to help you thrive in your faith and lead effectively, whether in your community, your workplace or in Christian ministry. Brothers Andy and Chris Frost have brought together their combined forty years of Christian leadership experience in over twenty nations to share their own learnings, as well as wisdom from numerous thought leaders. With diagrams on emotional and spiritual health, theology, business and mission, this insightful book offers a year's worth of weekly leadership learnings, to equip you to live and lead more like Jesus and to help others do the same.

IS OUR GOAL TO RAISE RELIGIOUS KIDS, OR ARE WE HOPING FOR SOMETHING MORE?Our kids are growing up in a mass church exodus. A life attending church and following religious rules isn't big enough to hold their attention-and why should it be? Do we want our kids to just go to church, or do we want them to truly follow Jesus? As Christian parents, most of us long for our children to know the God who loves them and who is able to work powerfully in their lives and in the lives of those around them.Missional leader and father Hugh Halter invites your family to live a bigger story-a story with the mission of God at its heart. With key tools and practical advice gleaned from Hugh's own parenting journey, Righteous Brood equips parents at all stages-and with all kinds of challenges-to nurture disciples of Jesus who live out his mission in the world.

OUR CHURCHES NEED REJESUSING LIKE NEVER BEFORE.∩╗┐We live in a fractured and divided world. Nationalism and political extremism are rife in the church, scandals involving well-known Christian leaders are on the rise, and ideologies and idolatries abound. Badge and brand are espoused more than servanthood and sacrificial love.In this timely revised and updated edition, Frost and Hirsch get to the root of these issues, exposing the many ways we have formed Jesus in our own image and co-opted him for our own agendas. ReJesus is a clarion call to recenter our lives on Christ so that we might become a people who look, act, think, and sound like Jesus.Now more than ever, our world needs a church remade in our Founder''s image.

FEELING ALONE, ISOLATED, OVERWHELMED, OR STUCK? We live in a world that is uncertain, unsettled, and constantly moving; and the individualism, emotional immaturity, and division of our society have permeated many of our churches and leadership structures-with the body of Christ declining and ineffective as a result. For far too long, the Western church has relied upon solo leaders to meet these challenges, but in recent years, many prominent leaders and ministries have unraveled before us. IN A COMPLEX AND CHANGING WORLD, WHAT KIND OF LEADERS MUST WE BE? Drawing from biblical principles, leadership theory, and more than twenty years of coaching leaders and teams, Bryan D. Sims reveals a Christ-centered vision for shared leadership that will not only bring leaders a greater sense of joy and camaraderie but is also essential if the church is to adapt to the challenges we face and become all God has called us to be.

Boken 5Q är en djupdykning i den kristna tjänstens femfaldiga (APEHL) typologi så som den uttrycks i Efesierbrevet 4:1-16. Med 5Q förändrar Hirsch sättet på vilket vi mäter och förstår kallelse, kyrka, ledarskap och organisation.

Winner: Best Work-Life Balance / Time Prioritisation Book (American Axiom Business Book Awards 2023)Winner: Best Self-Help Book (Feathered Quill Book Awards 2023)Winner: Best Personal Development Book (Australian Business Book Awards 2021)Busy and reactive? Struggling to focus? Craving time for relationships? If so, perhaps it's time to make space in your world for the things that really matter. What if you could be productive and rested by living an ordered, rhythmical life? What if habitually unplugging from digital technology was not simply a means of surviving week by week but a strategy to produce your best work and live your best life?Written for busy professionals who spend a lot of time online, this thoroughly researched book will help you shift your paradigms, reorientate your principles, and transform your tech- and non-tech practices for life.¿Spacemaker will help you: · Discover why your productivity suffers when you overuse digital technology.· Explore timeless principles to make space in the distraction of digital life.· Implement a series of practices to think deeply, rest fully and spend more time with loved ones away from a screen.What people are saying:"Read this book!"- JACK RIEWOLDT, AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALLER, PREMIERSHIP VICE-CAPTAIN, ALL-AUSTRALIAN AND COLEMAN MEDALLIST"It's a gem."- ALAN HIRSCH, INTERNATIONAL SPEAKER AND BEST-SELLING AUTHOR"This life-changing book will remind you of what's really important to live a fulfilling, happy and healthy life."- CATH ANDREW, HEAD OF HUMAN RESOURCES, STARBUCKS AUSTRALIAOther Book Awards:Winner: Best Science and Technology eBook (Royal Dragonfly Book Awards 2022) Winner: Best Audiobook (Royal Dragonfly Book Awards 2022)Winner: Best New Non-Fiction Author (Royal Dragonfly Book Awards 2022)

When a stone hits water, it creates ripples.The greater the stone, the greater the ripples.As a leader, you are the stone thrown into the water. Drawing on this analogy, Gareth Robinson offers ten guiding principles for pioneers and church planters. Beginning with five characteristics for your own life, this book encourages and equips you to develop a deep relationship with Jesus. Robinson then maps out five practical steps to help your pioneering initiative move from vision to multiplication, as the ripples of your own life flow out to the community you are called to love and serve. Whether you're starting out on a new venture or already in the throes of a church plant, this is an essential travel guide for those on the pioneering journey.

ESTE LIBRO ES PARA TODO AQUEL QUE DESEA SEGUIR A JESÚS Y CAMBIAR AL MUNDO. Los movimientos que cambian al mundo se caracterizan por su fe al rojo vivo, su compromiso con una causa, sus relaciones contagiosas, su rápida movilización y sus métodos adaptativos. Jesús fundó un movimiento misionero. Sus seguidores están llamados a continuar sumisión en el poder del Espíritu Santo.

There was a time when Christians pioneered the future. Along the way, we have become change averse. But the invitation is for kingdom leaders to reclaim their calling to innovate. Doug Paul unlocks the five phases of kingdom innovation and reveals that whenever God's people have leaned into innovation, the world has shifted on its axis.

In Ephesians 4:1–16, Jesus gave five specific spiritual gifts for the equipping and building up of the church to display his fullness in the world. Yet only two are primarily used today—shepherds and teachers. What would happen if we activated the missing 60 percent—apostles, prophets, and evangelists? Following Jesus’ model of learning by doing, this training manual in the fivefold ministry of Christ will energize and infuse new life into your faith, your church, or your organization, as his pulse pumps through your spiritual veins. This book not only outlines why the fivefold is important for the health and maturity of the church, it also provides five practical exercises for each of the five areas. Designed to be simple, reproducible, and cross-cultural, these exercises are ideal for equipping small groups, youth groups, missions teams, organizations, whole churches, church plants, and ministry schools. Discover for yourself the powerful fivefold ministry Jesus designed for the church, and be amazed as he reveals the part he wants you to play.