Every minister owns a set of armor. Strategy. Credentials.
A carefully managed reputation.
The quiet conviction that his competence is
what stands between the church and failure.
When Less Is More asks an uncomfortable question:
What if the armor is the problem?
K. Paul Dawson has spent forty-five years in ministry, in the Amazon, in Eastern Europe, in American pulpits, watching gifted, driven leaders exhaust themselves to show their competence, Dawson makes a case that runs against every instinct of modern leadership: less strategy, less self-reliance, less of you and all your pastoral hovering. In its place, more room for God. This is not a book about trying harder. It’s a book about laying the armor down.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HG5QM679
