Holy, Healthy, Humble

We are living in a key cultural moment. Many widely assumed cultural values and norms are being shaken and dismantled. Is the Church ready to be the place where people can ask their deep questions and be lovingly discipled towards Jesus?

This book casts fresh vision for a holier, healthier and more humble expression and practice of Christian leadership. In it, Rich Johnson claims that as we navigate the early stages of the post-Christian/post-secular age, leaders have a responsibility to find new ways to develop engaging, resilient and biblical approaches to leadership. Approaches that are defined by being approachable, faithful, radical and Spirit-led.

Using biblical examples of leadership, such as Daniel and Nehemiah, Rich offers a set of principles that will help any church leader serve the communities they care for in a way that makes sense for today.

Author Biography

Rich Johnson is the Vicar of All Saints Worcester and the National Leader of New Wine England. Rich is passionate about the formation of Christian leaders through training, mentoring and coaching and has a keen interest in “cultural renewal”. He seeks through his ministry to equip Christians to lead for the benefit of society and culture, on behalf of the kingdom of God.