Book Took Six Months to Read
Usually I am the last person in the world that wants to move at a snail's pace. But today, after six months, I finished my intentional slow reading of John Burke's book, "No Perfect People Allowed."
Along with a dozen other books it has been on the desk here in my study at the church. Been reading a few pages every day and mentally digesting a little at a time.
All the while I have been continuing to lead Pathway Church down the path of creating a "come as you are" culture. Not that we hadn't already headed down this path years ago, but there is always work to do in a church with a vision to reach broken people with the good news of God's love and grace.
I want to get some copies for our three children and their spouses and for other leaders at Pathway. That is a sign for me that a book is great.
To all my readers out there - both of you - take it from a reader/leader - get this book! Slowly digest it. Apply it.
It's the best thing I've read since "Blue Like Jazz" by Donald Miller.
Along with a dozen other books it has been on the desk here in my study at the church. Been reading a few pages every day and mentally digesting a little at a time.
All the while I have been continuing to lead Pathway Church down the path of creating a "come as you are" culture. Not that we hadn't already headed down this path years ago, but there is always work to do in a church with a vision to reach broken people with the good news of God's love and grace.
I want to get some copies for our three children and their spouses and for other leaders at Pathway. That is a sign for me that a book is great.
To all my readers out there - both of you - take it from a reader/leader - get this book! Slowly digest it. Apply it.
It's the best thing I've read since "Blue Like Jazz" by Donald Miller.