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If youre a leader in a church or business, and you want to improve your culture of hospitality, then youll love Dannys new book. Its a must-read! -Dan T. Cathy, CEO, Chick-fil-A

When it comes to interacting with guests, churches typically gravitate towards one of two camps: over-the-top, shock-and-awe, let-us-entertain-you or oh-man,-some-people-just-showed-up, underwhelming experience. Each extreme has drawbacks: on one end, people become the center of the universe. On the other, hospitality is effectively ignored in deference to the serious business of worship.

People Are the Mission proposes a healthy middle, one where guests are esteemed but the gospel is the goal. Danny Franks, Connections Pastor at Summit Church, shows churches how to take a more balanced approach - a third way that is both guest-friendly and gospel-centric. He shows why honoring the stranger doesnt stand in opposition to honoring the Savior. People are the mission that Christ has called us to, and if we focus on people we can better assist people to focus on the gospel.

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What does hospitality look like? This is where Danny Frankss new book People Are the Mission helps us! Danny reminds us that people want to feel respected, honored. They dont want shock and awe, and they dont want to be an afterthought. They just want to know you care, for real. If youre a leader in a church or business and you want to improve your culture of hospitality, then youll love Dannys new book. Its a must-read!

DAN T. CATHY, Chairman and CEO of Chick-fil-A

When Danny leads, I follow him. When he writes, I read it. So should you.

JASON YOUNG, Director of Guest Services, North Point Ministries, Atlanta, GA

The gospel is like a song. It has both lyrics and a musical score. Those who water down the lyrics to make the song more palatable may gain a crowd. But theyll inevitably lose the gospel. In the same way, those who allow the gospel to be presented in a lame, unwelcoming, or culturally out-of-touch environment end up singing true words that nobody listens to. Danny Franks has written a helpful and balanced book that corrects the pendulum swing between these two extremes and connects the dots between staying true to the gospel message and adapting to the culture we live in. If you desire a guest-friendly, gospel-centric ministry, this is a book you need to read.

LARRY OSBORNE, pastor and author, North Coast Church

Writing from a heart captivated by the gospel, Danny Franks has delivered a powerful, impressive work that church leadersregardless of positionwill find tremendously helpful in establishing a culture of hospitality throughout their church and ministry areas.

People Are the Mission balances a keen intellectual understanding of the nuts and bolts of hospitality with a gospel-centered foundation. This compelling combination comes from Dannys practical, lived-out, and loved-through leadership with hundreds of leaders at his own church and across the country.

Using his razor-sharp wit, Danny makes his point, driving right to the heart of the matter with a balance of aw-shucks genuineness wrapped up in instantly applicable lessons you will immediately grasp. People Are the Mission will become one of your most-used and most often referred-to training helps for years to come. Pick up a copy today, start reading it tonight, and begin applying it tomorrow.

BOB ADAMS, Guest Experience Navigator, Auxano, Houston, TX

Evangelism and discipleship, two oars attached to one boat, are essential to carrying out the Great Commission. In People Are the Mission, Danny Franks shows us the importance of attracting people, without compromising the gospel message, to empower them for ministry. I am grateful for Dannys approach of helping move people from being consumers to commissioned partners in ministry.

ROBBY GALLATY, pastor, Long Hollow Baptist Church; author, Growing Up and The Forgotten Jesus

In People Are the Mission, my friend Danny moves beyond excellent technique with weekend crowds to the transformation of Gods grace in an individuals journey. When Danny writes of truth, he does so with deep conviction. When he speaks of grace, he does so with personal compassion. And when he uses humor (and he does), watch outyoure either about to be knocked off balance by his sucker-punch challenge or hes giving you a chance to recover respectfully, because that spot right between your eyes still hurts. Dannys conviction, compassion, and challenge are motivated by his belief that people matter to God, and people will believe they do, when we make loving them our sole mission, or our soul mission. For their sake and God's honor, read this book.

MARK WALTZ, author of First Impressions: Creating Wow Experiences in Your Church; trainer, LifePlan Coach, Because People Matter, LLC

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People Are the Mission

Copyright 2018 by Danny Franks

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Zondervan, 3900 Sparks Dr. SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546

ePub Edition February 2018: ISBN 978-0-310-53868-4

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Names: Franks, Danny (Pastor), author.

Title: People are the mission : how churches can welcome guests without compromising the gospel / Danny Franks.

Description: Grand Rapids, MI : Zondervan, [2018]

Identifiers: LCCN 2017046473 | ISBN 9780310538677 (softcover)

Subjects: LCSH: Church membership. | Choice of church.

Classification: LCC BV820 .F73 2018 | DDC 253--dc23 LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2017046473

Unless otherwise noted, all Scripture quotations are taken from the ESV Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version). Copyright 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

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To Merriem (of course).

Thank you for encouraging me to write this stuff down.

Danny and I were both discipled by flannelgraph Jesus. Our first conceptions of the Son of God were formed by felt-backed images of a gentle Jesus holding kids, petting lambs, and guiding sinners with his serene face and calming eyes. One image we never saw on flannelgraph, however, was angry Jesus with a bullwhip.

Yet we find that Jesus in Scripture. And I know you are thinking this is a terrible introduction to a book on biblical hospitality, but the Gospels tell us that there were times Jesus got angry. Interestingly, the angriest we ever see him get is when he observes Jewish leaders cluttering up the Court of the Gentiles with the buying and selling of temple sacrifices. Not only was Jesus angry over the profiteering now encumbering Gods free and gracious offer of salvation, he was angry over

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