Questions for 21st Century Church and Ministry Leaders in North America: It's About the Kingdom, Stupid!

Churches and Ministries face increasing challenges as they attempt to serve the Kingdom, given the reality of increasingly rapid changes in culture, technology, demographics and family structures of 21st century North America.

Answering questions like the following is increasingly urgent for our churches and ministries:

• How can we adapt to the changing landscape of the world around us?

• How can we effectively reach future generations?

This book is written to open up conversations on issues like these by raising hard and difficult questions — questions that church or ministry leaders must think through and wrestle with to solve day-to-day challenges and to find their way into the future.

From the book's back cover:

Questions for 21st Century Church and Ministry Leaders in North America will challenge church and ministry leaders to think "the way it ought to be.”
—Mike Crosley, Founder and Retired Executive Director of LifeBridge Community, Inc.

This book is chock-full of positive and practical ideas for leadership and church growth. For those who want to enjoy Christ's promise of fruit bearing, Jeb's words are refreshing and life giving.
— John Smed, Director of Prayer Current, Vancouver, BC Canada

The author speaks truth about the church and faith-based organizations when he reminds us that all our ministry efforts should be about His kingdom and not our material idols.
— Reverend Phil Edward, Senior Director - Outreach Engagement, Grace Church, Noblesville, Indiana

I often found myself wishing these questions had been asked in places where I had ministered, and hoping and praying that they would be asked in those places I currently serve and in the wider church at large.
— Michaela Flack, Director of International Sales, MATS International

Read at your own risk and read for your own benefit!
— Roger Williams, Pastor, New City Church, Indianapolis, Indiana