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Manage My Household Well?

Is that even possible?

God's command for pastors, elders, and deacons as written in 1 Timothy 3 has been often misunderstood and misapplied. But it is a vital requirement for leaders!

In Managing Your Households Well you will discover:

What it means to manage your household well.

Why God puts this requirement in his Word.

Lessons you can learn that will make you a better leader in your family and church.

Why having an adult prodigal does not necessarily disqualify you from leadership.

Managing Your Households Well is perfect for:

Current pastor and elder teams

Deacons

Aspiring church leaders

Seminary Students

Leaders with prodigal

All men who desire to lead their home well

What Others Are Saying

“This is a good and much-needed book on a subject that, though clearly laid out in Scripture, has been too often neglected and over-looked. Every pastor or prospective pastor will benefit from reading and considering it.”

Tim ChalliesBlogger, www.challies.com

“The chapters that address, with charity and grace, the behavior of the pastor’s children are worth the price of the book alone. Pastors, I commend this to you.”

Brian CroftExecutive Director, Practical Shepherding

“This is an essential book for your church’s leadership team and should be a required text in pastoral studies at Christian colleges and seminaries.”

Daniel DarlingDirector, Land Center for Cultural Engagement, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

“I opened this book with some trepidation because I dislike being berated or barraged with instructions. Instead, I found encouragement laid out in a clear, biblical portrait of a faithful father and pastor—the kind I would like to be. ... I would recommend this book to any young or aspiring pastor and elder.”

Barnabas PiperPastor, Immanuel Church, Nashville

“This book should be a required training tool for preparing future pastoral elders.”

Alexander StrauchAuthor, Biblical Eldership

Meet Chap Bettis

Chap Bettis is the author of The Disciple-Making Parent and the executive director of the ministry with the same name.

For the previous 25 years, he was lead pastor in a New England church plant. Chap understands both the word of God and the everyday issues of family life.

He and his wife, Sharon, have four adult children and live in Rhode Island.