A Recipe for Biblical Success is a much-needed book. Far too many Church Leaders are defining ministry in the wrong way. Jason, with careful insight and practical experience, gives us a plan for how to make ministry about serving God. This is a book I'll be giving to Pastors and Leaders I coach and Mentor - Paul Johnson, Past Executive Vice President of Converge Worldwide and Pastor of Woodridge Church.When you cross the finish line of life, don't we all hope God will see our lives as successful? To do this, you need to live the kind of life God deems successful.Specific ingredients produce specific result. By the end, you will have the right ingredients to produce results that actually matter. So join me, fellow student, as we learn together what true success looks like. When we cross that final finish line, will you hear "Well done good and faithful servant?"

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One thing you can always expect from Jason Coache is transparency. In this book he openly shares his frustrating experience as a person driven to be "successful." The other thing that I've come to expect from Jason is that he learns from his mistakes and grows from what he learns. This book is some of the wonderful fruit of that growth. If you are a driven person, his teaching can help you avoid hitting a hard dead end on your road to success. The biblical instruction in these pages will be life-changing for some.

─Dr. David A. Ridder, Senior Pastor, Bayside Chapel

A Recipe for Biblical Success is a much-needed book. Far too many Church Leaders are defining ministry in the wrong way. Jason, with careful insight and practical experience, gives us a plan for how to make ministry about serving God. This is a book I'll be giving to Pastors and Leaders I coach and mentor.

─Paul Johnson, Past Executive Vice President of Converge Worldwide and Pastor of Woodridge Church

In a culture that highly values success, we can mistakenly adopt worldly perspectives and measures for success. When this happens, we may lose our true sense of purpose, misplace our values, and even lose ourselves and our families. Jason reminds us of the importance of returning to a biblical definition and measure of success, namely, "Biblical success is when God's heart and God's ways become my heart and my way." In this practical and helpful guide, Jason draws upon his own experience and demonstrates how the truth of the Word of God helps us to return to God's perspective on success and allows us to regain our true purpose. This inspiring and helpful book is much needed in our post-Covid ministry world.

─Dr. Matt McAlack, Director of Youth & Family Ministry Programs, Cairn University