Next Step Church: A Pastor's Handbook for Leading Their People Along the Pathway to Missional Living

The destination of the Christian life isn't merely heaven. God invites His people to join Him in His global, redemptive plan. Understanding a simple Spiritual Pathway, the pastor will discover timeless principles to help lead their people to greater missional living. This book is a vital ministry tool to help church leaders live, teach and model biblical principles so that healthy churches are established everywhere.

David Daniels has served as Lead Pastor at Pantego Bible Church in Fort Worth, Texas since 2005. Prior to this position, he served at churches in Austin, Texas and Bloomington, Minnesota. David has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from The University of Texas at Austin, a Master of Divinity from Denver Seminary and a Doctor of Ministry from Dallas Theological Seminary. David is co-founder of Beta Upsilon Chi (Brothers Under Christ), a national Christian fraternity, and has served on the Executive Board. His commitment to personal discipleship and global missions has taken him and his family around the world on short-term trips. David's teaching and training ministry includes Lesson #1 of the Perspectives on the World Christian Movement, Pine Cove Christian Family Camps and the Love4Life Marriage Mini-Conference which he co-developed in 2009. He is also an article contributor for the 2011 Quest Study Bible. David's personal mission statement -"Making God famous by making disciples who are changed by God to change their world"-expresses his vision of life transformation that ends in the ultimate goal of God's glory. His favorite verse is Acts 20:24 -"However, I consider my life worth nothing to me, if only I may finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me-the task of testifying to the gospel of God's grace." David and his wife, Tiffany, live in Arlington, Texas and enjoy life with their children, Grant (and wife, Laine), Pearson and Jenna. You may connect with David on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter (pastor_daniels) or email him directly at ddaniels@pantego.org.