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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Review: “Biblical Eldership: An Urgent Call to Restore Biblical Church Leadership” by Alexander Strauch
This book has become the standard for works on eldership, and deservedly so. If you’re only going to read one book on church leadership (other than the Bible), this is the book to read. If you plan to study pastoral … Continue reading
Posted in church life, elders/pastors, reviews
Tagged Alexander Strauch, biblical eldership
4 Comments
Taking Root: Growing stronger and deeper in the Christian life
[This is the first of a series of ongoing weekly emails that I'll be sending out to our church family. I'm posting it here to encourage further discussion. Of course, all are welcome to join in!] And now, just as … Continue reading
Review: “Shepherds & Sheep: A Biblical View of Leading & Following” by Jerram Barrs
This book is pleasantly concise (98 pages including endnotes), but ably provides a solid overview of biblical church leadership. The book was written in 1983, and Barrs seems to be especially responding to ministries that stress a controlling “shepherding” or … Continue reading
Posted in church life, elders/pastors, reviews
Tagged abuse of authority, apostles, covering, legalism, prophecy, shepherding, Watchman Nee
1 Comment
Did Jesus Exist? [reposted 10.11.12]
[This post was edited and reposted here.]
Posted in theology
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