To be a spiritual leader requires a biblical understanding of being a servant. This excellent book by Miguel Núñez shows us the way. I wish I could place it in the hands of every pastor. They would serve Christ and their church more faithfully.
Daniel L. Akin, president, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
The world measures success by metrics and outcomes. Sadly, worldly success has influenced the church and even how Christians approach serving the Lord. In Servants for His Glory, Dr. Miguel Núñez argues that God calls us to a different standard. Our doing should flow out of our being. And if we are to serve the Lord in a manner that seeks to make him, not us, famous, we must do so in a manner that reflects his character. If you long to be a useful servant that lives for God’s glory, I encourage you to pick up this book.
Juan R. Sanchez, senior pastor, High Pointe Baptist Church, Austin, Texas and author of The Leadership Formula: Develop the Next Generation of Leaders in the Church
So much of the literature on Christian leadership puts the proverbial cart before the horse, focusing on the "how" of leadership but skipping over some fundamental questions of identity. That’s why Servants for His Glory is so important. Miguel Núñez has given Christian leaders a clear and urgent call, reminding us that godly and effective leadership is most profoundly anchored in what it means to know and follow the risen Christ.
Matthew J. Hall, provost and senior vice president of Academic Administration,
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky
This book of wisdom, distilled from the pages of Scripture and decades of faithful service in the church, offers help to those in the pulpit and in the pew to learn how to be a servant. May this book help all God’s people learn how to serve from wellsprings of humility, courage, conviction, and grace. Ultimately, may it encourage us all to be sanctified servants, growing in holiness for the glory of God.
Stephen J. Nichols, president, Reformation Bible College and chief academic officer, Ligonier Ministries
In an age that has so much pontificating but so little learning, this text is full to bursting with wisdom. Written by a godly man who is an experienced pastor-theologian, it is surgically discerning and continually convicting. This is, quite simply, one of the best books on the Christian life I’ve ever read.
Owen Strachan, author of Reenchanting Humanity and Always in God’s Hands and professor, Midwestern Seminary
