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Frank Banfill's book to help you reach your maxpoint--the place where you are maximizing your gifts, talents, abilities, and experiences for God's glory.
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Author Frank Banfill's book MAXPOINT: Your Journey to Maximum Significance
Why would a Hollywood actor trade thousands of adoring fans for a small inner-city church, homeless families and an audience of One? Or, what about a tax accountant who abandons six figures and a perfect golf swing to frequent third-world countries and trust donors for every penny his family needs?
"Reaching your place of maximum life significance is a journey that begins with a decision to move beyond yourself to the realization that your mission in life is not about you," says Banfill in MAXPOINT
In 2005, Banfill became MAXPOINT's first disciple when he left his position as mobilization executive for a major mission organization through which he had shared the gospel with countless numbers of people, trained hundreds of organization leaders and traveled to six continents. Since then, Banfill has started MaxPoint Ministries , which develops seminars and resources based on his discovery: Good is the greatest threat to great!"
Focus on the Family board member, Bobb Biehl, called Banfill "a modern-day John the Baptist" for MAXPOINT's potential to revolutionize the church. In MAXPOINT, Banfill unveils a four-step process that begins a life-long journey toward maximizing everything that we are?our gifts, abilities, talents, and experiences?for God's glory. MAXPOINT's well-researched principles come from biblical scriptures and are wrapped in the inspiring stories of Bible greats to contemporary unsung heroes, whose counter-culture descents down the corporate ladder manage to confound and spark curiosity from the rich and the wise.
MAXPOINT's core stages of decision, discovery, deployment and destiny have application for almost every life circumstance. Most recently, Banfill has begun teaching his MaxPoint principles to the staff and volunteers of Awana Clubs International , which serves more than 10,000 North American churches. Brian Rhodes, executive director of US Ministries for Awana Clubs, called MAXPOINT an "incredible model for both personal and church development!"
