ReLeader: How To Fix What You Didn't Break

by Jon Chasteen

ReLeading is for the courageous. —Craig Groeschel We've all seen organizations falter and ministries collapse. As the rubble piles high, most people run away, while only a select few run toward the wreckage. These brave souls are ReLeaders—gifted rebuilders called to restore what is broken. In ReLeader, Jon Chasteen equips releaders with a biblical framework and practical insights to successfully ReLead teams, departments, and organizations back to health. Drawing from his experiences revitalizing a church, a university, and more, Jon provides wisdom and encouragement for the unique challenges ReLeaders face. This book will teach How to rebuild a foundation of trustWays to persevere through conflicts and challenges Why investing in culture and accountability safeguards the futureHow to finish strong and reinforce the transformationFor pastors inheriting troubled churches, executives stepping into turnarounds, or anyone spearheading change, ReLeader is an indispensable guidebook.

With God's help, you can rebuild it, even if you didn't break it.

208 pages, Paperback

Published January 16, 2024

Reviews

[Austin Weece · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good. Helpful in a season of transition to process things happening in my context.

[Hannah Mann · Rating 5 out of 5]

While Chasteen is very clearly writing specifically to people who are taking over something, in general this book holds great leadership principles. I find often that leadership books sometimes feel very repetitive and what could’ve been said succinctly, gets drawn out and pulverized. This never felt that way. There was a clear direction, with clear points, Scripture to back up what was said. I had never thought of the term “re-leader” before but found it very valuable, especially pursuing ministry full time and recognizing that will be my role and so much of this applicable. I really enjoyed this book, was challenged by it, and found it very thought provoking!

[Stephany Parkey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow! Excellent read! My husband could have written this book. We have lived it. Several times. 😛 My husband IS a ReLeader for sure. Although this is written about “releading” a church after a failed ministry it is definitely applicable to companies, jobs, marriages, relationships, etc.

[Hailey Soto · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you are in a any type of leadership role or have a desire for one I cannot recommend this book enough. This book gave me such a new perspective in leading.