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Review: Simple Discipleship AND Simple Discipleship Toolkit by Tom Cocklereece
A Review of Simple Discipleship AND Simple Discipleship Toolkit by Tom Cocklereece
| George Barna made the disturbing prediction [in 2005] that the church would lose half of its market share by 2015. Many people in our churches today profess faith in God, but they embody the views of the dominant culture. We cajole people into … |
| Sometimes a book just takes over your soul and causes you to resonate in places you thought no one else understood. That's what Shannon O'Dell's book, Transforming Church in Rural America has done for me. While I have only been the senior pastor of … |
 | As always the authors have given us a challenging book filled with original material as well as drawing from a number of disciplines to explain or bolster their theme.To use their own words, the "book is akin to a theology of adventure and an … |
 | Gordon McDonald is one of those authors who makes you feel like you've always known him. Reading his latest book Going Deep, I was amazed at how my own experience of the church resonates with this loving but stinging disquisition. When MacDonald's … |
 | This week I borrowed a copy of Rob Bell's latest book from a friend and have thus far enjoyed reading the first couple chapters. My decision not to purchase the book had less to do with the books content and more to do with the fact that money was … |
 | If you have ever spent much time around a church, you know that sooner or later there will be some conflict. Sometimes it is over matters of great importance - and at other times it may not be. Often the substance does not have much bearing on the … |
| Transition Plan: Seven Secrets Every Leader Needs to Know by Bob Russell and Bryan Bucher. Louisville: Minister's Label, 2010. 152 pp. Bob Russell served for forty years as pastor of Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky. The last five … |
| Almost Isn't Good Enough is a call to live out the compassion of Jesus' heart in a world of suffering and hopelessness. A man who decided one day to make a difference globally writes about what he has learned, hoping to challenge you to make a … |
 | We experienced a financial crisis in my first full-time pastorate that resulted in my benefits being cut. Specifically, when my health insurance rose from $167 per month to $262 per month, the church decided to stop paying for it altogether. They … |
 | Ever heard these phrases in a church setting:We don't know what direction this church is going... Why doesn't anyone ever tell us anything around here?That's not the way we've always done things... If you're in full time ministry, you can imagine … |
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Leading from the Lions’ Den: Chapters 1-3
Tom Harper extracts the essence of success from sixty-six books, harvests the most indispensable principles and distills them into one book: Leading from the Lions’ Den.Type: BrochureSponsored by: Leading from the Lions Den
