Grace to Grow

Creating a Healthy Church in Unhealthy Times

De: John K. Jenkins Sr., T.D. Jakes - introduction

Narrado por: Jay Lang, Guy Branche

Most pastors pray for a healthy and vibrant church, a prosperous organization and transformative change among those they disciple, but many find themselves frustrated because they lack direction and feel as though they are spinning their wheels. They struggle to correct unhealthy patterns or do not have fresh vision for their ministry.

John K. Jenkins can relate. The first church he attended is best described as a shack with a bell and a steeple. The restroom facilities? An outhouse. When he accepted his first senior pastoral role, he ministered to 35 people on a good Sunday.

Today, Pastor Jenkins welcomes more than 11,000 worshipers to Sunday services, and thousands more participate virtually. And he has learned what it takes to help an organization function wisely and efficiently, no matter its size.

Grace to Grow reveals the lessons Jenkins has learned along the way. It is a guide to help pastors move their ministries from merely surviving to fully thriving, despite the challenging road ahead. He gives insight into his own journey as a young pastor and identifies biblical principles, strategies, and techniques that made the difference in the life of his church and his personal discipleship for almost four decades.

An accompanying form and appendix is included in the audiobook companion PDF download.

Last 5 chapters!!!!

Inspirational for every church leader and pastor!!! Our Men’s Ministry is using this book for our gatherings.

Thank you

What a wonderful book, great guidance and direction. Thank you Lord for the wisdom you have provided to Pastor Jenkins - and his willingness to share.

Great read

This book was very good. Great information and guidance on growing a church. I highly recommend this book.

Practical principles!

I enjoyed the relatable examples and how they were all handled. Thank you so much sir!

Transparency!

I loved the entire read and love that I was a witness to most of this book. So proud of Pastor John K. Jenkins, Sr. From: Nina Ellis