’Visionthe place where tomorrow is shapedmotivates ministry and determines achievement.’Dale GallowayGeorge Barna says only four percent of pastors have a vision for their churches. Only four percent. That an insignificant number compared to the other 96 percent who must believe they can lead a church without any direction for the future.Because society and ministry have changed more in the last ten years than ever before, it is too easy for church leaders to become distracted, confused and lost. As a pastor, planning and passion go hand in hand with effective leadership and church growth.John Maxwell, Maxie Dunham, James Earl Massey, and others have come together with the Beeson Institute of Leadership to challenge those developing their ministry and leadership skills. Now the wisdom and insight of these Institute speakers has been written to provide every pastor a ready reference for their personal library and an effective tool for ministry. Cloth.

Leading with Vision: Book 1 (Beeson Pastoral)

Religion & Spirituality

Maxie Dunnam

Elmer L. Towns

Dale Galloway

Dr. James Earl Massey

John C.Maxwell

Christian Books & Bibles

Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City

Winning the unchurched secularist is the most pressing challenge faced by contemporary churches. -Dale GallowayWould you believe that over 40 percent of the worshipers in your congregation attend a church service they were not raised in? Incredibly, the church today is ministering to an increasing number of unbelievers, seekers and new followers who have little or no background in the church. A church that chooses to face the challenge of the 21st century also has the opportunity for integrating outreach and discipleship in virtually untouched soil. In developing a healthy and vibrant church, pastors and church leaders must recognize the shifting patterns in culture that will ultimately affect the life of the church. Worship, ministry, and service are just some of the timeless issues that must be redefined for a new kind of believer.Making Church Relevant brings together leaders on the cutting-edge of church growth to look at the present and challenge the future. Pioneers such as Bill Hybels, Walter Kallestad, George Hunter III, Tom Benjamin, and Dale Galloway share their wisdom and insight pastors to energize, motivate and encourage. Cloth.

Making Church Relevant: Book 2 (Beeson Pastoral Series)

Bill Hybels

George G. Hunter III

Dr. T. Garrott Benjamin Jr.

Dr. Walt Kallestad

Times of transition often determine the course of a church’s future, and the pastor must equip the congregation to deal with these critical times. Leading in Times of Change provides principles for guiding the church through various types of transition, whether that might be a staff change, a church relocation, or a change in worship styles. Well-known leaders that include John Maxwell, Elmer Towns, and Jim Garlow show pastors how to approach change positively, as an opportunity to bring about growth in the church.

Leading in Times Of Change: Book 4 (Beeson Pastoral Series)

PASTOR—You’ve been trained to preach and to teach and to do outreach. How’s it going now that you’re in the trenches? How are you doing professionally? Do you still have the big picture of your call and your vision in view? Are you finding time and resources to nurture your congregation? Are you controlling the administration of your church, or is it controlling you? How are you doing personally? Is your family life in shape? Are you taking care of yourself physically and emotionally? Are your personal finances in order? Larry Burkett, Dallas Willard, William Willimon, Dale Galloway and other well-known church leaders provide solid advice for your personal and professional development. Keep The Pastor’s Guide to Effective Ministry on top of your desk as you face the day-to-day challenges of ministry.

The Pastor's Guide to Effective Ministry

Larry Burkett

Dallas WILLARD

Neil B. Wiseman

Wayne Schmidt

Jesse C. Middendorf

Jeannie McCullough

Darius Salter

Michael Slaughter

Ron Blake

Jim Pettitt

Starting a New Church is perfect for:A church that is considering a new church plantA small church pastor who wants to re-establish his church in the communityA church that has launched a new work and needs fresh ideasStarting a New Church gives you all the tools you need to plant a church successfully! Lead your core group through this program to help them catch a vision and teach them to contribute to the project in significant ways. This easy-to-use notebook is divided into a leader’s guide and reproducible student workbook. In addition, this kit includes a DVD designed to stimulate study and discussion. Each of the 15 chapters is enhanced by a 3-5 minute video clip, usually featuring an actual church planter whose story is told in the chapter. Learn how to:Articulate your core values and communicate your vision.Connect with the community around your new church.Set guidelines for choosing the church staff.Find a location for your new church plant.Choose a launch date and prepare for the first Sunday.Finance the new church. A wide variety of original ideas.

Starting a New Church: How to Plant a High-Impact Church

Warren Bird

On-Purpose Leadership: Multiplying Your Ministry by Becoming a Leader of Leaders

Break through the barriers that bar you and your church from achieving a new level of leadership and ministry. This book introduces a three-level perspective for developing ministry leaders within the local church that builds on Christ’s own ministry model and draws upon contemporary leadership experts for expanded instruction. Encouraging and empowering lay leaders provides the room to expand vision and effect ministry. Open this book and find the confidence to break through to an extraordinary ministry future.

Change is vital to the life of a church. Pastors and church leaders continually seek new ways to improve their church’s health, community, and outward compassion. They study the trends, attend seminars, and research new programs. But when it comes to actually implementing or moving toward a transition, many leaders hesitateuncertain how to initiate or shepherd the change. It’s one thing to want to transitionit’s another to know how.In Innovative Transitions, well-known pastor Dale Galloway and church researcher Warren Bird team up to give church leaders practical methods to move their churches from comfortable maintenance to genuine, vibrant mission. They share 15 inspiring stories of successful turnaround churches, each of which models a unique style of transition. From leadership development to a renewed vision for outreach, they offer insight and transferable principles for church leaders to use--regardless of church size or denomination. Their innovative ideas will help leaders successfully implement change as their church transitions from one generation to another.Filled with poignant scriptures, questions for discussion, and relevant examples, Innovative Transitions will sharpen your understanding of church growth and show you new opportunities to take Christ into the world.

Innovative Transitions: How Change Can Take Your Church to the Next Level

History

World

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