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David Roadcup; Gary Johnson; Jim Estep
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Language: English
Published by College Press Publishing Company, Inc., 2009
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- Title
- Reflect His Character
- Author
- David Roadcup; Gary Johnson; Jim Estep
- Publisher
- College Press Publishing Company, Inc.
- Publication year
- 2009
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0899009786
- ISBN 13
- 9780899009780
- Item weight
- 0.47 pounds
Reflect: His Character is an encouragement to leaders, especially Elders, to live a holy life. Leading others to make holy choices in a difficult and challenging world requires leaders that live holy lives. This resource examines the Biblical call and the challenges facing individuals who seek to lead by example.
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About the Author
Reflect: His Character is not the product of one author. Rather, it is the fruit of three individuals labor, working in concert with one another, and bringing their diverse experience and perspective to the table for discussion. James Estep is an academic, David Roadcup is a church consultant and Gary Johnson is a churchman. While these three men have known one another separately for a long time, it was not until they were all three together in Heiligenkreuz, Austria teaching students from eastern Europe and central Asia at Haus Edelweiss (TCMI) that the three men sat together for the first time and shared their concerns for the health of congregations and the health of its leadership. We are convinced that a healthy leadership builds a healthy congregation. From these conversations over coffee came the idea for this series, designed to strengthen the health of elders as the congregation s leaders. While individuals were assigned their own chapters to write, the final form of each chapter was reviewed and reworked by all three authors sharing a common table, typically in Indianapolis, Indiana. Hence, the work is a tri-authored resource for the equipping of congregational leaders who serve as elders of the Church.
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