Off-Road Disciplines

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"This is one of the most exciting books I have read in years. Itshifts our focus from doing church to being church and promises tobe a standard reference in all future discussions of missionalleadership." --Leonard Sweet, Drew University, George Fox University;author, Out of theQuestion . . . Into the Mystery: Getting Lostin the GodLife Relationship "If you are trying to figure out what is going on incontemporary culture, you've got to read Off-RoadDisciplines. Creps not only knows what is going on today, heteaches us how to engage today's people as well. The chapter on"reverse mentoring" is worth the price of the book. No one can beeffective in ministry today without the skills and attitudesassociated with listening and conversation. Off-Road Disciplinesgives us the map and points us in the right direction." --Todd Hunter, national director, Alpha USA, former nationaldirector, Vineyard USA "No matter how hard the leadership industry tries to refine thekey ingredient in effectiveness, a transformed leader is always theprecursor to a transformed church or organization. Because EarlCreps actually listens to the hearts of emerging leaders, he hasdiscovered spiritual pathways that are being more traveled thesedays. Here's a leadership book that actually believes substancetrumps style!" --Byron D. Klaus, president, Assemblies of God TheologicalSeminary "Earl Creps has written a deeply personal and challengingbook--one that caused me to think about my own spiritualjourney. Too many of us have made spiritual formation a series ofactivities and programs; Earl takes us off the map of commonpractice and into the places where the Spirit is at work. Itreminds us that true spiritual formation pervades our lives and theministries we serve, providing a helpful balance of being anddoing. It will be a great encouragement to all who read it." --Ed Stetzer, author, Breaking the Missional Code