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The Longview: Lasting Strategies for Rising Leaders Free today on Kindle, Vyrso, Kobo, iBooks and more Recommended by Joni Eareckson Tada and the president of Cru Trade Your Shades Women from around the world are invited to mail their copy of Fifty Shades of Grey . In exchange, Moody will mail you a copy of Pulling Back the Shades for free! This book addresses God’s design for intimacy, and shows why erotica is exploiting women’s longings rather than satisfying them. We openly address questions women are unsure where to go for answers, and talk about how you can be a sexual and spiritual woman. Why should you do it? Instead of reading about Christian Grey’s perspective on sex, learn about God’s. Want to Trade Your Shades? it includes a link to download and read the first chapter for free as well as info on buying the book Pure Freedom Dannah Gresh's webpage on connecting moms and daughters Authentic Intimacy Women were designed for Intimacy - intimacy w...

You Don't Need a Title to Be a Leader is the first e-book that I have read on my smartphone.  For those who do not have a Kindle but would like to get good books that are either free or at a discount, then go here to download a program for your PC, Mac, smartphone, iPhone or iPad .  I really enjoy the e-book technology and reading while waiting in line or stuck somewhere where your attention isn't constantly needed sure beats sitting there doing nothing. You Don't Need a Title to Be a Leader is 128 pages of practical wisdom from someone who knows how to be a leader.  Despite its title, it is helpful for anyone who desires to be a better leader.  I think it is well worth your time to check this book out. Part I seeks to define the qualities that make a leader.  The points are illustrated by the examples of real people who despite not having titles made a difference where they were.  "I'm convinced at the heart of every successful organization is a...

Andy Stanley is a pastor that some will seek to emulate as his success is without dispute from a numbers point of view, not to mention the sales of his books and his demand as a speaker.   Others, like me, wouldn’t necessarily follow his lead in how to run a church as our philosophy of ministry may run in a different direction.  It is not a surprise that he reveals in this book that Bill Hybels is a role model for him.   However, that is not to say that Next Generation Leader by Andy Stanley isn’t a book with some very practical advice.  Unlike another book that I read by a mega-church pastor and for which I provided a review, Andy Stanley is not someone who disparages small churches or the pastors who lead them. This book has wisdom that transcends the size of your church, philosophies of ministry, worship styles, etc.  There is something in it for everyone.  Whether the reader comes from a very liberal or a very conservative bac...