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Trust by Dan Busby
In the words of Dan Busby, the author, “Looking back on a career of serving Christ-centered ministries, I have often observed the ebb and flow of trust and how the presence or absence of trust impacts ministries.
The power of trust—trust that a ministry is reliable, good, and honest—based on the truth of God’s Word is undeniable. Christ-centered ministries positively impact the lives of millions of people every day. As these ministries experience high trust, their impact grows exponentially. Trust changes everything.
From God’s perspective, trust—even in small things—results in greater responsibilities (Luke 19:12–27). Trust elevates Kingdom responsibilities and outcomes. Without trust as defined in God’s Word, our efforts for the King are impaired. Trust is essential.”
The Council by Gary G. Hoag, Wesley K...
This book was written to answer the question, “What does the Bible say about board governance?” because the authors believe that followers of Jesus Christ who serve in board governance settings must start with the Scriptures. We must understand and adopt a biblically based mindset to position our Christian faith to inform and transform our thinking on oversight, just like it shapes every other aspect of life.
“The Council is very relevant for any ministry today. Too often, we overlook biblical texts which are able to give us perspective on how to manage and govern as faithful stewards in God’s mission. I highly recommend this book to board members and ministry administrators wanting to learn more about how God wants us to establish better governance practices. It should be required reading for any new board member, too. Thank you for putting this resource in the hands of the Church!” said Nydia R. Garcia-Schmidt, Wycliffe Global Alliance, Americas Area Director; Board Member, Barnabas International
The Choice by Gary G. Hoag, R. Scott ...
The Choice by Gary G. Hoag, R. Scott Rodin & Wesley K. Willmer
This book is about recalculating the route for Christ-centered ministry. Its underlying assumption is that far too many churches and ministries operate according to unexamined presuppositions that drive everything they do.
This book may call each of us to make changes both personally and professionally, so chapter seven includes a study guide and resources for pursuing kingdom outcomes. These practical tools have been included to help Christ-followers understand and apply the principles in this book individually, in small groups, as well as in larger ministry settings.
“Gary Hoag, Scott Rodin, and Wes Willmer have written an essential resource – a stewardship kit – for every pastor and ministry leader who is tired of ‘doing it themselves to death.’ The Choice is a clear, concise, practical, and applicable manual that demonstrates how to create development strategies that focus on faithfulness and results focused on eternity,” said Melinda Delahoyde, VP of Strategic Advancement and Partnerships, Life International
The Sower by R. Scott Rodin & Ga...
This book was written to provide momentum for a movement aimed at the heart of every person involved in the process of raising resources or giving money for the work of God’s Kingdom. You may be a full-time development officer, an executive director, a pastor, a president, a board member, a volunteer, or a faithful giver. You may have decades of experience in fund development, or this may be the first thing you have ever read on this topic. Regardless, if you care about giving or raising resources for God’s work using a biblical perspective, this book is written for you.
“Tired of raising money and wish you could focus on developing people who love God and give generously out of their love relationship? Rodin and Hoag provide a thoroughly biblical foundation and reorientation for our approach to fundraising. They show us that God wants us to stop focusing on raising money and to start discipling people to become godly stewards. Additionally, this book is filled with wise, practical advice for how to make this shift. The distinction between God’s role and our responsibilities will set you free and allow you to discover what could become the most meaningful season of our work,” said G. Craig Williford, Ph.D., President, Trinity International University