Here is a smattering of our fellow grasshoppers and what they think about Deadly Viper and what they have to say. Please visit their blogs and say hello while you’re there.

Flowerdust.net | Anne Jackson >> a week of deadly vipers

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Something I have always appreciated about Mike is his cut-and-dry honesty, and the Deadly Viper book is no exception of that trait.

Mark Batterson

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If you don't have a copy of the book Jud co-authored with Mike Foster you need to get a copy! It's is one of the books I'm currently reading and I'm loving it. I also love the title: Deadly Viper Character Assassians. Part of what makes it a great book is that its written by great guys! They tackle a tough topic, character, with integrity and creativity.

Drivel And Other Stuff

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I started reading this little book and couldn't put it down. It's a little edgy (not your typical Christian Book fare) and gets to the heart of the issue of integrity, how to protect it, and what happens when we don't.

Ragamuffin Soul

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I have actually flipped through every single page in the book and it quite possibly might be the most visually stunning book I own.

.DigDoug

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Every once and awhile a book comes along that is as much fun as it is helpful. This is one of those books.

Methopraxis

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Next year we are going to have a men’s study that will train them how to fend off the Deadly Viper Character Assassins. This looks to be a fun study and the kit we are going to order even comes with fortune cookies!

Just Some Thoughts

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This book was a good read for me. It is really heavy into tying everything into a Martial Arts context.

Missio Dei

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Mike and Jud have crafted a well thought out Kung Fu Survivor’s Guide to help start a much needed conversation around the enemy.

FoolishNotions.net

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This book just moved to the top of my “want to read” list.

Coffeehouse Christianity

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It is a must-read for all leaders as it makes you re-examine your life to discover if these character assassins are lurking in the shadows.

Thinking Padre

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It's simple and straight forward. But it seems like the simple things in life can be the most ground breaking and monumental.

Dan’s Blog

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Just a few pages in and I was totally convicted by the words that were flowing off the page and to the heart.

Tony T Sheng

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This is an honest book written by influential leaders that shoots straight.

MeganStrange.com

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They did a great job with the artwork and layout to make it a lot of fun to read.

Family Ministry Lab

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There is a new book out by Jud Wilhite and Mike Foster and you have to grab it - buy it - steal it - however - just get it.

Waiting For Sunday

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DVCA is a beautifully-designed book that plays on a tongue-in-check tribute to martial arts, graphic novels and even a little of Kill Bill.

E-devotion and More

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Our leadership team at The Community Fellowship is reading Deadly Viper Character Assassins which is a great little book about integrity and godliness.

Living The Dream

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I am reading this great book on character and it has hit home in so many ways.

Living The Dream

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honesty is all about character…

Revolutionary’s.blog

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I highly recommend this for anyone in leadership, aspiring to be in leadership, or if you fall under the category of "human”.

Finite Calls Infinite

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I walked away from the book not necessarily having a sense of knowledge that that I didn’t already know, but rather having a renewed mindset of following the wise advice that the book had to offer.

Thinking Outside The Bunn

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Here's my deal: I need help with how to live life. I want to be full of good character and integrity. This book nailed me on a few areas that I know I need to improve in.

Experiencing the Journey

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Reading Deadly Viper: Character Assassins hit a little too close to home in a couple of chapters.

JayHardwick.com: Deadly Vipers Part 1: Small Stuff

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Through a combination of creative, transparent writing and amazing design, these guys presented a compelling and convicting case for character being THE priority for leaders.

JayHardwick.com: Deadly Vipers Part 2: No More Lone Rangers

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JayHardwick.com: Deadly Vipers Part 3: Balance is Bunk

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Pieces of the Puzzle: Deadly Vipers

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Don’t neglect those you love and care of, those you call friends…because as it is said, TRUE FRIENDS stab you in the front.

Djchuang.com

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Unusual book title akin to Batterson’s In a Pit With a Lion on a Snowy Day. The book has interviews with different experts on leadership and character, and my insider source tells me that this book will have a great set of associated video clips on DVD as discussion starters for a leadership team to get abuzz about critical issues. That’s brilliant!

Revolution in Jesusland

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They’re radicals when it comes to material and emotional lifestyle and their relationships to those around them, but they’re regular people when it comes to surface cultural signifiers.

Just Passing Through: Building Character

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I believe the best example of character building being a community thing is the family.

JonathanEverette.com: Catalyst Reviewed

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You need to go by the book and read it. We need a revolution of character.

JonathanEverette.com

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It is SO easy to read. It is short. It has cool pictures. But the value of this book is that it forces our minds to think about some assassins that are out to destroy our character and our lives.

Andy’s Blog

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The book asks the question, "How would your life change if you knew you'd see it all played out on television tomorrow?" I already have a list that I've made of things that I'm changing in my life as a result of this question.

Musings of a Random Nature

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This is the kind of book that begs to be used by a couple of guys willing to be authentic and honest with one another.

(i am) noefool

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I got this book in the mail this week and have already finished it. It’s one of the best books I’ve read in a very long time.

The Misadventures of a Cartographer

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Master Po, Grasshopper, and the Assassins that will attempt to defeat a warrior (the most interesting being the assassin of Boom Chicka Wah Wah, simply because now I like to walk around saying, Boom Chicka Wah Wah...).

Ericbryant.org | blog

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In the new year I hope to read more, peruse more, and apply more what I am learning. Here are some of the titles I have been reading and/or hope to read in the very near future.

Pure Blog: Josh Lane

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These guys don't hold anything back... what they have to say and the message that they deliver is RAW, and that's why I like it.

WilMartin

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After reading the intro I was ready to kick some tail. Anyone in a leadership position should get this book and STUDY it. Read it like 24 times.

Eric Taylor: Ninja Leadership

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It is a great book that speaks hard truth in a way that's incredibly fun to read. It was more like having a conversation with Jud and Mike.

Lifecenter Blog

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Loved the design of the book - wow. It goes to show how much "design matters".

My Blog Blog

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I came to starbucks today to read the final chapter of Deadly Viper Character Assassins. it has challenged my character in many ways this week.

Walking in Grace: Deadly Viper

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The question to myself/our team is "are we creating that kind of environment?" I'm not saying we need to kum-ba-yah together and never get anything done, but are my interactions with volunteers and other staffers based on genuine care for the person first?

journeys blog: Jesus already has my passwords

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What are you hiding? What are you keeping in the dark place of your life that you don’t want anyone to see? Are you talking about topics you should not with people you should not?

Journeys blog: Zi Qi Qi Ren & Amped Emotions Attack

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Before you think Dan has fallen off the deep end let me give you some background. The journeys staff has been going through the Deadly Viper Character Assassins book so this post come with that as a background.

SushiBlog.org: A not so normal Monday

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Started reading a great book today as a part of my spiritual discipline. “Deadly Vipers Character Assassins” check it out.

Real You Thoughts

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I've read so many great things about this book over the last month or so, that this is another one I can't wait to dig into. Plus, it is by far the coolest looking book I own.

Life Through Four Eyes

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I am reading three books that I picked up at Catalyst 07 in Atlanta this past week. The first is Deadly Viper Character Assassins by Mike Foster and Jud Wilhite, a little wonder of graphic design that deals with the enemy of integrity. Some of the assassins are "The Headless Sprinting Chicken" and "Boom Chicka Wha Wha"; the first is about trying to do it all and the latter is pretty self explanatory.