Released in the UK July 2024
Released in the US July 2024
Trade paperback | 128 Pages
9781527111707 • £8.99 $11.99
BISAC – REL074000
The Kingdom–Minded Pastor
How Pastoral Partnership Advances the Kingdom
Joel Littlefield
For pastors
Benefit of befriending and working with fellow pastors
Practical guidance
Joel Littlefield’s short, highly practical book will inspire pastors to develop coalitions, for their own good, to strengthen the local church, and advance the Kingdom of God. With very practical guidance on how to go about forming these alliances for joint action, Littlefield helps identify the important qualities to look for in coalition members, and inspires readers to see how leading by example is crucial, and being a disciple is as important as making disciples.
Joel Littlefield
Joel and his family planted New City Church in Bath, Maine where he has been the lead pastor since 2017. He has been married to his wife Callie since 2003, and together they have 4 children. Joel is a regional leader for The Pillar Network, a SEND Network church planter trainer, and the author of ‘Beeline to the Cross: For Salvation and all of Life’.
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Christian Focus
The kingdom of Christ is bigger than your church, pastor. Joel Littlefield’s enthusiasm for pastors partnering together just may point you to a crucial aspect of kingdom ministry you’ve missed.
Jonathan Leeman
Editorial Director, 9Marks
… a groundbreaking, yet ageless guide for pastors, urging them to unite with like–minded peers to foster vibrant, flourishing communities of faith springing forth from their own dedication to kingdom living.
Robert Smith Jr.
Charles T. Carter Baptist Chair of Divinity, Beeson Divinity School, Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama
This book will show you both the importance and the how of forming a group of likeminded men for the fight we engage as ministers of Christ. Take it to heart and put it into action.
Daniel L. Akin
President, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest, North Carolina
This book calls pastors to prepare for this reality by forming friendships—forming brotherhoods—with other pastors, so together they can bless, equip, and encourage one another. I believe every pastor will benefit from reading it and following its counsel.
Tim Challies
Author, ‘Seasons of Sorrow’