Holy Healthy Humble

Holy Healthy Humble

We are living in a key cultural moment. Many widely assumed cultural values and norms are being shaken and dismantled. Is the Church ready to be the place where people can ask their deep questions and be lovingly discipled towards Jesus?

This book casts fresh vision for a holier, healthier and more humble expression and practice of Christian leadership. In it, Rich Johnson claims that as we navigate the early stages of the post-Christian/post-secular age, leaders have a responsibility to find new ways to develop engaging, resilient and biblical approaches to leadership. Approaches that are defined by being approachable, faithful, radical and Spirit-led.

Using biblical examples of leadership, such as Daniel and Nehemiah, Rich offers a set of principles that will help any church leader serve the communities they care for in a way that makes sense for today.

We are living through a cultural turning point as long-held values and norms are dismantled. Is the Church ready to welcome people’s deepest questions and lovingly disciple them towards Jesus?

Rich Johnson offers a fresh vision for Christian leadership that is holier, healthier and more humble. Drawing on biblical leaders such as Daniel and Nehemiah, he presents practical principles for developing approachable, faithful, radical and Spirit-led leadership suited to today’s post-Christian culture.

Spirit Filled Churches

Spirit Filled Churches

What if renewal in your church begins with you?

Drawing on decades of local church leadership, Spirit Filled Churches offers a practical and encouraging guide to cultivating a Spirit-filled culture. Combining biblical insight, personal experience and proven leadership principles, it equips leaders to welcome the Spirit’s presence, lead change courageously, navigate spiritual gifts wisely and sustain renewal for the long haul.

For anyone longing to see their church alive in worship, bold in mission and marked by God’s presence and power.

Ten Things I Wish I’d Known Before Leading a Church

Ten Things I Wish I’d Known Before Leading a Church

Ten Things I Wish I’d Known Before Leading a Church shares lessons Matt has learned through twelve years of church leadership. Many leaders are chosen for their preaching rather than leadership ability and must learn on the job. The book explores both the blessings of leadership, including prayer and healthy boundaries, and the battles and challenges every church leader will face.

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