How Church Leaders Can Break the Pattern of Historic Corporate Dysfunction
by Kenneth Quick
In many small, medium and large churches, there are problems rooted in the church's history and pattern of behaving. This history and these behaviors derail any leadership attempt to lead the church to significant church growth. The frustrated pastor usually has no clue where that brick wall came from or how it got there, and certainly no idea how to remove it.
The premise of this book is that the Lord of the Church does not let much else happen corporately--dynamic spiritual growth, God's kind of love demonstrated in relationships, revival or renewal, to name a few--until these wrongs are righted and the wounds receive attention.
The author shares his story of how the Lord helped him lead his church through the corporate healing process. He gives biblical guidelines on why this is necessary and how you can do it too. Healing topics include:
* Past Shame
* Sinful reactivity
* Splits
* Pastors who abuse
* Churches that abuse pastors
While the road to healing may not be easy, it is possible and necessary.
by Kenneth Quick
In many small, medium and large churches, there are problems rooted in the church's history and pattern of behaving. This history and these behaviors derail any leadership attempt to lead the church to significant church growth. The frustrated pastor usually has no clue where that brick wall came from or how it got there, and certainly no idea how to remove it.
The premise of this book is that the Lord of the Church does not let much else happen corporately--dynamic spiritual growth, God's kind of love demonstrated in relationships, revival or renewal, to name a few--until these wrongs are righted and the wounds receive attention.
The author shares his story of how the Lord helped him lead his church through the corporate healing process. He gives biblical guidelines on why this is necessary and how you can do it too. Healing topics include:
* Past Shame
* Sinful reactivity
* Splits
* Pastors who abuse
* Churches that abuse pastors
While the road to healing may not be easy, it is possible and necessary.
