This is a great book to read for anyone who is really serious about meeting people outside of their own church's walls, and making an impact for the gospel in a non-religious way. It is a simple, yet challenging read that allows plenty of room for reflection.
Vineyard pastor Dave Workman writes his anecdotal thoughts often with humour and in a self-effacing way that gets the reader to believe that they could do the same things as his own church members.
The way it is written, in bite-sized collections of stories and reflections, makes it an ideal book to pick up and put down.
The book's sub-heading,"Becoming a Servant in a Serve-Me World" certainly lives up to its title that's for sure. It also makes a great complement to Steve Sjogren's book: Conspiracy of Kindness.
Lastly, although we might, from an UK perspective, temper some of the suggestions through the lens of our own culture, it shouldn't stop us from seeing its potential to revolutionise the way we do church. Good stuff!
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