Agentes de Cambio: Veinticinco Lecciones En El Arte de Lograr Que Se Hagan Las Cosas (Seleccion VidaLider) - Tapa blanda

Un agente de cambio quiere alterar la manera en que el mundo funciona. Siendo creativas, entusiastas y difíciles, estas personas tienen visiones que se esfuerzan por hacer realidad. Steve Chalke convirtió su iglesia en el centro de su comunidad de la zona urbana. En Agentes de cambio él explica las lecciones que aprendió ---obtenidas de modo arduo, contadas con ingenio, e inmensamente prácticas--- conforme su visión adquirió forma y vida.

Change agents are pioneers, entrepreneurs, innovators. They can be difficult, annoying, and demanding. But their calling is demanding too: to take a vision and turn it into reality.
When Steve Chalke was asked to be the senior minister of a dying inner-city church, he knew what he wanted: to make it into a Christian equivalent of a first-century synagogue. A place where the community gathered, not just to pray and hear sermons, but to be educated, entertained, and find help.
Making it all happen was the harder part. In Change Agents, the author shares twenty-five lessons he learned during this work. He had to teach himself to respond, not react; say no more than yes, give up being everyone's friend, and accept that any success was only a short respite between two crises.
Employing wry humor, personal examples, and a large helping of practical advice, Steve Chalke reminds us that it is our job, not our precaution, and that the Word of God is rewarded through the work we do. Christ waits and watches for us to take risks and create change in the church, the community, and the world at large.