Best Selling Books by David Platt

Student book that accompanies the six-session Bible study.

This is a distillation of shared practices, ideas, knowledge, and insights gained over many years of real world facility management experience. No unnecessary wordiness is intended or required for this guide. The focus is on the human factor because this is the true variable in the equation of any business entity. We discuss the three elements of people in the business realm: 1] the customers, 2] the employees, and 3] you, in the center of all this as the leader.

Disrupted is a distillation of the wisdom of Resilient Futures'', Strategy in Action (SiA), a framework designed to support teams and leaders to leverage-rather than fall prey to- exponential, disruptive change. Readers are asked to question: What are the disruptors that will or may impact your organization, and, how will you leverage them?

The Kingdom of Christ is made up of many di erent types of people, in many different arenas of life, and in many different life-stages. As Christians, we are called to make disciples. If you are married with children or single without children, your calling is still the same-to glorify God and enjoy him forever. How can the church continue to champion singles, and how should we view singleness in the life of the church?

Zeal without knowledge hurts missions; it can even lead to damnation (see Rom. 10:1-3). Yet too often churches assume the sincerity of their efforts makes up for any deficiencies in their methods. The sense of urgency especially leads toward hasty, unhealthy, and foolish missions work.What''s needed are healthy churches, and a vision for the crucial role of churches in doing the work of missions. In this 9Marks Journal, we start by addressing some of the problems in missions today, particularly with regard to the role of churches.Then we ask the question, what exactly should churches do to engage wisely in missions? We try to answer that question in the second half.So many topics we could have addressed in the Journal, but hopefully it offers a useful starting point to the conversation for pastors. Start, perhaps, with Aubrey Sequeira. It offers a useful picture of what can go wrong. Mack Stiles then offers the counterpoint: what does healthy church engagement look like.And pray that God would use this Journal to help churches more faithfully fulfill the Great Commission, particularly to the ends of the earth.

Course materials for Resilient Futures Strategy in Action