Leading others can be an overwhelming task. As Christian leaders we are challenged to be an example of how to live at home, at work and at play. Yet, when in crisis themselves many leaders fail to get the help they need. Is this the example we want to leave leaders we mentor? Black, Dixon, Hudson & Jenkins say, "No! Now is the time to model how to reach out for help." The truths explained by these authors will bring harmony to out of sync moments and understanding during times when you feel buried by the demands of a leader's life. While providing an opportunity to look at leadership with new eyes, this book can also serve as an inspirational resource tool to be used by professionals, pastoral and lay counselors, to assist them in ministering effectively to those who lead.

Prone to Wander is a hard tale to tell. Authors Black and Harlin rise above the shame and fear of self-disclosure to heighten our sensitivity, to help us minister God's grace more effectively to those who are struggling with sexual sin. Cracking the door so that light can shine in on one of the most hidden closets in the church (female sexuality), this clearly personal and professional work, touches hurting hearts. Pastors, women's leaders, and those who have a heart for nurturing women will be encouraged to help the sexually broken to heal.