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The 260 Challenge: A Daily Walk Through the New Testament - VOLUME ONE
I want to emphasize that The 260 Challenge is more than a collection of devotional books. It is a coordinated, one-year journey through all 260 chapters of the New Testament, designed to encourage consistent Bible reading, spiritual growth, and practical Christian living.
Volumes One and Two provide the daily devotional journey. The Children's Devotional allows families to engage their children in God's Word, while the Leader's Resource provides Saturday Reflections and Sunday Kingdom Insights to help pastors, ministry leaders, and small-group facilitators lead others through the journey.
My vision is for these resources to be used not only by individuals and families but also by churches as a congregation-wide discipleship initiative.
The 260 Challenge: A Daily Walk Through the New Testament - VOLUME TWO
I want to emphasize that The 260 Challenge is more than a collection of devotional books. It is a coordinated, one-year journey through all 260 chapters of the New Testament, designed to encourage consistent Bible reading, spiritual growth, and practical Christian living.
Volumes One and Two provide the daily devotional journey. The Children's Devotional allows families to engage their children in God's Word, while the Leader's Resource provides Saturday Reflections and Sunday Kingdom Insights to help pastors, ministry leaders, and small-group facilitators lead others through the journey.
My vision is for these resources to be used not only by individuals and families but also by churches as a congregation-wide discipleship initiative.
The 260 Challenge For Children: Helping Children Know, Love, and Live God’s Word Through the New Testament
I want to emphasize that The 260 Challenge is more than a collection of devotional books. It is a coordinated, one-year journey through all 260 chapters of the New Testament, designed to encourage consistent Bible reading, spiritual growth, and practical Christian living.
Volumes One and Two provide the daily devotional journey. The Children's Devotional allows families to engage their children in God's Word, while the Leader's Resource provides Saturday Reflections and Sunday Kingdom Insights to help pastors, ministry leaders, and small-group facilitators lead others through the journey.
My vision is for these resources to be used not only by individuals and families but also by churches as a congregation-wide discipleship initiative.
260 Challenge Leader’s Resource: Sunday Kingdom Insights & Leadership Alignment Guide
I want to emphasize that The 260 Challenge is more than a collection of devotional books. It is a coordinated, one-year journey through all 260 chapters of the New Testament, designed to encourage consistent Bible reading, spiritual growth, and practical Christian living.
Volumes One and Two provide the daily devotional journey. The Children's Devotional allows families to engage their children in God's Word, while the Leader's Resource provides Saturday Reflections and Sunday Kingdom Insights to help pastors, ministry leaders, and small-group facilitators lead others through the journey.
My vision is for these resources to be used not only by individuals and families but also by churches as a congregation-wide discipleship initiative.
ACCOUNTABILITY IS NOT THE ENEMY: Building Trust, Strengthening Teams, and Creating a Culture of Biblical Accountability
ACCOUNTABILITY IS NOT THE ENEMY
Building Trust, Strengthening Teams, and Creating a Culture of Biblical Accountability
You can care about people and still hold them accountable. You can lead with grace and still expect results.
One of the greatest challenges of leadership is knowing how to address problems, establish clear expectations, evaluate performance, and have difficult conversations without damaging relationships or discouraging the people you are called to lead.
Too often, leaders wait too long. Concerns remain unspoken, expectations become unclear, frustration builds, and unresolved problems develop into patterns. Eventually, a conversation that should have happened weeks or months earlier becomes a confrontation that could have been prevented.
There is a healthier, more effective way to lead.
In Accountability Is Not the Enemy, pastor, leadership coach, and church consultant Ransom (Randy) Wooden draws from more than four decades of ministry and leadership experience to present a practical, biblically grounded approach to building trust, developing people, strengthening teams, and creating a culture of healthy accountability.
Spiritual, Prophetic, and Healthy Altar Ministry: Equipping Believers to Pray, Minister, and Serve with Biblical Wisdom, Spiritual Sensitivity, and Christ-Centered Compassion
The altar has always been a place of encounter.
From the earliest pages of Scripture, altars were places where people met with God. They were places of worship and surrender, repentance and restoration, sacrifice and covenant. Whenever God revealed Himself, people responded. Lives were changed, directions were altered, faith was strengthened, and hearts were transformed.
The same remains true today.
While methods may change and church culture may evolve, the need for genuine encounters with God has never diminished. People are still searching for hope, healing, purpose, freedom, and peace. They are still carrying burdens, facing battles, and longing for answers that only God can provide.
The altar remains one of the most important ministries of the local church because it creates opportunities for people to respond to God.
It is where the lost find salvation.
It is where believers experience renewal.
It is where the broken find healing.
It is where the bound discover freedom.
It is where the weary find strength.
It is where people hear God's call and take their next step of faith.
DON'T AVOID THE CONVERSATION: Handling Conflict With Courage, Wisdom, and Grace
Conflict is unavoidable. Division doesn’t have to be.
Every pastor, leader, and ministry team will eventually face difficult conversations—misunderstandings, unmet expectations, personality differences, broken trust, recurring behaviors, and situations that simply cannot be ignored.
The challenge is not whether conflict will come. The challenge is how we will respond when it does.
In Don’t Avoid the Conversation, Ransom (Randy) Wooden provides a biblical and practical approach to navigating conflict without unnecessarily damaging people, relationships, or the mission. Drawing from more than four decades of ministry and leadership experience, he helps leaders recognize when a conversation needs to happen, understand what may be beneath the conflict, prepare their hearts, communicate with both truth and grace, listen well, establish clear expectations, and pursue healthy resolution.
THE TEAM YOU BUILD: Why Healthy People, Healthy Relationships, and Healthy Culture Matter
You have a vision. You have people. But do you have a healthy team?
Ministry can be moving forward while the people carrying it are wearing down. Behind successful events and busy schedules, trust may be weakening, expectations may be unclear, and important conversations may be going unspoken.
What happens to the people while they accomplish the mission matters.
In The Team You Build: Why Healthy People, Healthy Relationships, and Healthy Culture Matter, Ransom Wooden draws from more than four decades of ministry and leadership experience to help you strengthen the people, relationships, and culture entrusted to your care.
With biblical wisdom, honest insights, and practical guidance, this book helps you move from a group of people working beside one another to a team carrying the mission together.
Each of the thirteen chapters includes Leadership Reflection questions to help turn insight into action. You will also find a Healthy Team Assessment, a 90-Day Healthy Team Challenge, and a Healthy Team Covenant to guide meaningful conversations and practical next steps.
Written for pastors, church staff, boards, ministry directors, volunteer leaders, and organizational leaders, this resource can be used for personal growth, staff meetings, leadership retreats, coaching, or team development.
Whether you are building a new team, strengthening an existing one, or working through strained relationships, these pages will challenge and encourage you to lead with greater clarity, humility, and purpose.
You do not have to carry the mission alone. You can develop people who are equipped to carry it with you.
The team you build tomorrow is being shaped by how you lead today.
All Systems Go : Building Healthy Church Systems for Kingdom Growth
All Systems Go is more than a leadership book—it is a practical guide for building healthier churches, developing stronger leaders, and creating ministry systems that faithfully support the mission Jesus Christ has entrusted to His Church.
My prayer is that this resource becomes more than something you simply read. I hope it becomes a trusted leadership companion that you return to throughout the years as you evaluate your ministry, strengthen your leadership team, and prayerfully guide your church toward greater Kingdom impact.
Whether you are a pastor, church staff member, elder, ministry leader, church planter, consultant, or leadership team member, this book was written with you in mind.
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THE COURAGE TO LEAD:
Healthy Conversations, Clear Expectations, and Biblical Accountability for Ministry Teams
You can care about people and still hold them accountable. You can lead with grace and still expect results.
One of the greatest challenges of leadership is knowing how to address problems, clarify expectations, evaluate performance, and have difficult conversations—without damaging the people you are trying to lead.
Too often, leaders wait too long.
Concerns go unspoken. Expectations remain unclear. Frustration builds. Problems become patterns. Then a conversation that should have happened months earlier becomes a confrontation no one wanted.
There is a healthier way to lead.
In The Courage to Lead, pastor, leadership coach, and church consultant Ransom (Randy) Wooden draws from more than four decades of leadership experience to provide a practical, biblical approach to developing people, strengthening teams, creating accountability, and accomplishing the mission entrusted to you.