Ministry on Fire holds hope for leaders who can envision their church as a vibrant, enthusiastic, growing congregation. It takes the reader step by step through a process of sparking, encouraging, and maintaining momentum in their congregation. Using numerous examples from his personal ministry, biblical leadership models, and the principles of a wood-burning stove, Humphrey helps church leaders to overcome such problems as stagnation, criticism, faulty communication, distrust, manipulation, power struggles, and burnout that plague the local church today and in biblical times. Church leaders learn to break out of a survival mentality, create an atmosphere of enthusiasm, and move the church forward into a pattern of growth and celebration.
