Pastor Gerald Brooks has written another timely leadership book that deals with the real issues we face, and offers the only solution that has been proven time and again to really work…love. This isn’t a book with generic principles reworded, or a list of 10 ways to be a better leader. It’s not a book based on opinion or someone else’s strategy; it’s a book based solely on God’s Word, and His ultimate design for life in leadership.

The Next Level book and campaign was featured on the February 3 issue of Rick Warren’s Ministry Toolbox, a free newsletter to help close to 200,000 ministry leaders grow healthy churches. On this issue, they talk about how the Next Level book and campaign was able to equip a congregation reach thousands of people in [...]

Zondervan is giving away a free copy of Scott Wilson’s new book, Steering Through Chaos, to all bloggers who agree to participate in the Blog tour March 15-19. All you need to do is:

1. Fill the form on the next page.
2. Read your free copy of Steering Through Chaos when you get it in the mail.
3. Post your review on your blog anytime between March 15-19
4. As well as post your review on Amazon.com

Thanks so much for participating in the STC Blog Tour. I hope you find the book to be useful to you and your ministry.

See the 1 hour interview with Scott Wilson at MinistryDirect.com.

During tough seasons of transition and change, Steering Through Chaos by Scott Wilson shows pastors, staff and board members how to gain momentum rather than lose it. We¹ve all heard the saying, Change is good. But it can also feel frightening and invasive. In the midst of a transition, many church leaders struggle with clouded vision and doubt that they have a real, authentic calling from God. According to Steering Through Chaos: Mapping a Clear Direction for Your Church in the Midst of Transition and Change by Scott Wilson, it doesn’t have to be that way. You can maintain a crystal-clear vision during times of change and transition, and boost your churchs momentum rather than start to drift.