Brothers, We Are Not Professionals : A Plea to Pastors for Radical Ministry (Paperback)

from atimco

Brothers, We Are Not Professionals is a distillation of what pastor and author John Piper believes are the most crucial doctrines and practices for effective, Christ-exalting ministry. Piper is an excellent communicator with a gift for inspiring his hearers to pursue the joy he himself has found ...

from MandaT

I really enjoyed reading Brothers, We Are Not Professionals by John Piper even though it is a book meant for Pastors. I thought that Piper did a great job laying out a foundation in the many aspects that Pastors come across in their ministries. Many times it seems that being in the ministry can b...

from enoch_elijah

From the title alone you can probably figure out that the intended audience of this book is pastors. I am no pastor. I do not have the desire nor have I ever felt the calling to be one. I am, however, a layman with a passion to be used by God and I have learned over the years that books addressed...

from SteveJMcLean

Brothers we are not Professionals, John Piper, Broadman & Holman, 2002, 286 pgs. Piper has a wonderful collection of articles from magazines that were written for church leaders. They are easy to read, and generally press in on the reader to evaluate and refine the character found within. This is...

from RobSumrall

I have a confession to make. I don't really get all the fuss over John Piper's books. I've read quite a few of them. Every time I finish one, I think, "What was all the fuss about?" I think the issue, at least for me, is mostly stylistic. His writing style just doesn't appeal to me. There is some...