Ordered Steps: A Life Prepared to Lead

by Doug Clay

Meet Doug Clay, Assemblies of God general superintendent–as his family and friends know him. Ordered Steps offers a revealing journey through the insights and perspectives of those who have known Doug best. As well, Doug shares his spiritual priorities and passions in his own words.

Doug’s experiences remind us God sovereignly works circumstances for good in and through our lives. Tragedy in childhood, the spiritual strength of his family, and the nurturing care of his home church all worked together to bring Doug through extraordinary challenges early in life. Doug Clay’s story is a telling illustration of the inspiring truth of divine providence–that God delights in the details of our lives, when we choose to let Him order our steps.

96 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 16, 2017

Reviews

[Heather Martinez]

Great book overall. Especially for anyone called into the ministry. This is the life story of Doug Clay. He is the General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God denomination. He shares about his childhood and losing his father at a young age. He also shares extensively in this book about the ups and downs in all areas of ministry and the many different positions he has worked in the Assemblies of God. The book is under 100 pages. A quick read but a good one.

[Daniel Murphy]

This book was published and distributed soon after Doug Clay was elected General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God. It accounts for Clay’s upbringing and background, things he learned throughout his career as a minister, and the values and priorities he intends to lead the AG fellowship with.

A great read for any believer looking for a role model to emulate and an especially great read for a believer affiliated with the Assemblies of God.

[Antho2]

I enjoyed getting to know our new General Superintendent. His story is interesting and his priorities clear. I especially appreciated his call to "create space for Pentecostal experiences to happen." I also loved that he shared specific ways to pray in the coming years: for wisdom, discernment and anointing. Good stuff.