Praise for Problems of Christian Leadership
Praise for Problems of Christian Leadership "As I read this short but powerful book by John Stott I was reminded of the impact of the lectures that he presented in Quito, Ecuador, in 1985. They touched my life at a crucial point as we experienced a change of leadership in evangelical student work in Latin
America. Since I met him in Cambridge in 1959, Stott had modeled for me a truly biblical style of leadership.
I know hundreds of people around the world who have had the same experience. In these chapters you will find biblical exposition, personal examples and fascinating anecdotes that reflect the principles that explain why he kept his successful leadership role in world evangelicalism. He uses a clear and attractive narrative style that makes for easy reading but always takes you to a reflective mood."
Samuel Escobar, past president of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students "John Stott was a leader who never stopped learning. His posture of humility before God, before the Scriptures, before friends and even before enemies was one of his most remarkable traits. This set of lectures captures some of this spirit in a plain and compassionate way.
For a leader who seeks humble courage, it can be tasted in this word of witness from one who lived it to the glory of the Lord he followed."
Mark Labberton, president of Fuller Theological Seminary, author of The Dangerous Act of Loving Your Neighbor