Ministry Mechanics by Christopher W. Perkins
Wonderfully written. Ministry Mechanics by Christopher W. Perkins is written to facilitate growth, maturity and discipleship within the core of ministry to produce much fruit. Designed to, “. . . encourage and educate those who profess leadership in God’s modern-day church,” and bring a closer spiritual community within their respective churches/ministries, focusing on the lost in need of salvation and also provides hope to those that have committed their life to Christ and who are resolute in serving Him.
Biblical ~ Mentioning the discipleship call of Luke 14:25-33 and Luke 9:26, the author encourages leaders to take a look at their own ministries and identify purpose and function, strategize solutions and assimilate changes into ministry that will streamline a ministry to obtain a better functioning output to maximize potential. With an easy-to-read style, by outlining issues and biblical principles, the author takes readers on a journey of retrospection within themselves, asks them to reassess goals, offering biblical advice, scripture verses and wisdom within each chapter. Such chapters as: What Should be 3 General Goals for Your Ministry and Assessing the Shortcomings of Your Ministry, bring to the forefront issues for new leaders or leaders that have been encumbered by heavy loads and discouragement to give fresh insight to a more productive ministry.
Practical ~ This is a practical, well-written and honest look at ministry describing the way to succeed within a biblical application. This is a must-read for anyone beginning a ministry to be able to discern ministry goals, expectation and contains wisdom and advice on how to avoid some of the many pitfalls. This is a highly recommended for new leaders and or pastors that need a refreshing, honest, and insightful read that coincides with the Word. ~ Highly recommended, 10.0 stars
You may get your copy of Ministry Mechanics at Amazon, in Kindle and at other fine online bookstores. Be sure to visit Christopher at Ministry Mechanics.
ISBN#978-1506900445
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