Orange Giveaway

February 7, 2012 — 9 Comments

As you read all that’s happening, follow all the tweets, catchup on all the back and forth; you should also take some time to get something FREE.

By simply filling out the Giveaway Application above you will be entered to win one of these three awesome books!

 Think Orange: Imagine the Impact When Church and Family Collide… by Reggie Joiner

Parenting Beyond Your Capacity: Connect Your Family to a Wider Community by Reggie Joiner and Carey  Nieuwhof

 

More Lost Than Found: Finding a Way Back to Faith by Jared Herd

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  • Vanessa

    I’ve started reading the book Leading on Empty. 

    • http://www.jonathancliff.com Jonathan Cliff

      One of my favorite books of all time. Really encouraged me to keep myself healthy!

  • http://twitter.com/ypadam Adam Reed

    I’ve been reading Not a Fan

    • http://www.jonathancliff.com Jonathan Cliff

      At first I thought you were telling me that you were Not a Fan of me…

  • http://twitter.com/kennyconley kennyconley

    I like this punchtab thing… cool!

  • Dhawks1525

    I just recently read two of Andy Stanly’s books. “7 Practices of Effective Ministry” and “Next Generation Leader”. The “Next Generation Leader” was really helpful for me. The Chapter on coaches was really good. It helped me realize the importance of having older wiser people in you life to help you be better at what you do.

  • mike brooks

    Actually, just finished Steve Jobs. Incredible insight. And yesterday I picked up Jim Wideman’s Children’s Ministry Leadership again. GOOD STUFF

  • nathan leser

    I’m reading in my seminary “I have a dream: the writings and speeches that changed the world.” Talk about a great book about social injustice and the blindness we all have to the world around us.

  • http://twitter.com/franktan franktan

    Read Steve Jobs as well. Not everything applies, of course, but I liked the idea of “convergence of ideas” that I took away from the account of how Pixar’s headquarters was designed.