Lead With Prayer
Discover the prayer habits of world-changing leaders that will transform your life and your leadership. Experienced leaders will tell you that you can’t lead on your own. The pressure, the impossible decisions, the high risks, the temptations, the people, the overwhelming schedule—it’s too much. Some leaders seek outside help. They pray.
The Gift of Disillusionment
For anyone who has felt disappointed or discouraged in service, or the slow pull toward cynicism or retreat, The Gift of Disillusionment offers encouragement to keep going and discover enduring hope.
Rooting for Rivals
Rooting for Rivals reveals how leaders, charities, and churches can multiply their impact by cooperating rather than competing with others. Chris Horst and Peter explore case studies that illustrate the power of collaboration as they share how to lead and serve from an attitude of abundance.
Mission Drift
Mission Drift provides the tools leaders need to keep their organizations “mission true” or get back on track. Supported by research and filled with compelling anecdotes, Chris Horst and Peter identify organizations that exhibit intentional, long-term commitment to Christ in contrast to those that have wandered away from their core beliefs.
Created to Flourish
Created to Flourish examines the pitfalls of traditional approaches and outlines a new model of economic development aimed at breaking the cycle of dependency. Phil Smith and Peter draw on their personal experiences to discuss proven solutions for effectively alleviating poverty.
Stop Helping Us!
Highlighting the difference between aid and development, this e-book by Peter Greer discusses the impact of job creation in alleviating poverty.
40/40 Vision
Our perspective can become blurry in midlife as we recognize that there is more of life in the rearview mirror than on the road ahead of us. In 40/40 Vision, Greg Lafferty and Peter offer an opportunity to recalibrate our vision and refocus on new dimensions of identity and calling.
Succession
It's rare for leaders to prepare for the day that they will leave their role, yet healthy successions are integral to healthy, long-lasting, and mission-driven organizations. In Succession, Doug Fagerstrom—president and CEO of Marketplace Chaplains—and Peter outline the heart postures and practices that equip leaders to release or receive the mission.
The Board and the CEO
Good relationships lie at the heart of every successful organization. Yet no relationship is more important—or more challenging—to navigate than the one between the board and the CEO. In this practical and concise book, David Weekley and Peter draw from their years of experience to equip other board members and organizational leaders to enter into a impactful, life-giving partnership.
The Giver and the Gift
The Giver and the Gift outlines a Kingdom perspective on fundraising. David Weekley and Peter help to dismantle certain shaky beliefs and practices, energizing a new generation for generosity and rediscovering a path that values the giver as much as the gift.
Entrepreneurship for Human Flourishing
In Entrepreneurship for Human Flourishing, Chris Horst and Peter argue that this commonly held view overlooks the real engine of true human flourishing: entrepreneurial businesses, which sustain productive development long after charitable giving dries up. Whatever their size or form, businesses play a central role in the fight against poverty.
Watching Seeds Grow
On a trip to Rwanda, Keith (age 8 at the time) had his eyes opened to the stories of entrepreneurs. This started a family journey to identify and celebrate the simple power of entrepreneurship all around us. In this co-authored book, Keith and Peter Greer help unlock our imagination to create and grow, coupled with practical steps to unleash your young entrepreneur.
The Spiritual Danger of Doing Good
The Spiritual Danger of Doing Good is a call to remember why we serve and to increase our awareness of our blind spots, which can wreck individuals, families, churches, and ministries. Exploring common challenges facing those in service, Anna Haggard and Peter seek to equip Christ followers to live well—and to rediscover the heart of true service.
The Redemptive Nonprofit
Co-authored by Jena Lee Nardella, Dave Blanchard, and Peter, The Redemptive Nonprofit: A Playbook for Leaders is designed to inspire a new generation of leaders to go beyond the baseline of ethics and excellence that should characterize any organization—to building nonprofits that embody the radical hope of the Christian gospel and its power to transform persons, communities, and the course of history.