Rich Kao Libri

"Elite leaders are not just for the arenas of business, politics or the military. They are also to be deployed in the faith sector. None other than Jesus, the founder of Christianity, provides a compelling look at what world-class leadership entails. In this book, twelve keys from the life of Jesus are elucidated which church-planters must keep in mind in order to successfully start new works. Termed Jesus' Model of Impact, these twelve keys follow a three-phase process from conception to construction to disruption. Deeply rooted in Scripture, this book provides guiding principles for church planters working in any culture around the world. Paul's church planting ministry is also highlighted as a powerful confirmation of the keys left to us by Jesus"--

The urgent call for church planting arises from a world facing deep-rooted political, social, economic, racial, and moral challenges. As these systemic issues become increasingly prevalent, the need for new churches to address and engage with these problems is emphasized, highlighting the critical role of faith communities in fostering hope and solutions in today's society.

Focusing on the concept of "caring deeply," the book presents a compelling model that challenges the perception of care as a soft skill in the business realm. It argues that genuine care can provide essential direction, structure, and expertise, ultimately leading to impactful results. The author illustrates how integrating care into business practices can drive success and foster a more engaged and productive environment.