by T. Scott Daniels (Author)
Every time a pastor goes to a new church, they form hopes, dreams, and expectations - without necessarily realizing it - for the progress and growth of their new ministry. Not only do these pastors have to transition into a new congregation and community, but they also have to think about building strong relationships with other influential people in the area. Almost every day, pastors of new churches face unexpected hardships and challenges. Some of the issues are financial mismanagement from their predecessor, moral or ethical misbehavior, or unresolved conflict that has just been suppressed long enough to find a new pastor. The fact is, pastors of new churches need guidance. The First 100 Days is for these pastors who need some guidance and insight to help them lead with godly wisdom and purpose during the first few months.
Author Biography
T. Scott Daniels is senior pastor at Nampa College Church of the Nazarene and teaches regularly at Northwest Nazarene University. Previously, Scott pastored in Pasadena, California, and Richardson, Texas, and served as the dean of the School of Theology at Azusa Pacific University. He received his BA from Northwest Nazarene University and his MDiv from Fuller Theological Seminary, where he also received his PhD in Christian ethics and theology. He is a frequent guest speaker, author, and contributor to several books, journals, and magazines.