Paul and His Friends in Leadership: How They Changed the World
Paul BarnettPaperback 2017-10-20
Renowned New Testament scholar Paul Barnett examines the apostle Paul's critical relationships with key people, illustrating his integrity and leadership qualities. This novel approach helps today's readers to understand how authentic relationships are pivotal to mission.
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:The more we understand biblical characters like the apostle Paul in their concrete situations and in their own time, the more we will be able to apply biblical principles to today's church, its leaders and its mission-transforming and enriching the way we do church today. Paul and his Friends in Leadership examines the apostle Paul's critical relationships with key people, illustrating his humanity, faith, confidence in God and his leadership qualities. This novel approach, by an expert in the New Testament, will encourage us to reflect on leadership in the church today and will help us to see how significant authentic relationships are to our contemporary mission.
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Renowned New Testament scholar Paul Barnett examines the apostle Paul's critical relationships with key people, illustrating his integrity and leadership qualities. This novel approach helps today's readers to understand how authentic relationships are pivotal to mission.
Publisher Description
:The more we understand biblical characters like the apostle Paul in their concrete situations and in their own time, the more we will be able to apply biblical principles to today's church, its leaders and its mission-transforming and enriching the way we do church today. Paul and his Friends in Leadership examines the apostle Paul's critical relationships with key people, illustrating his humanity, faith, confidence in God and his leadership qualities. This novel approach, by an expert in the New Testament, will encourage us to reflect on leadership in the church today and will help us to see how significant authentic relationships are to our contemporary mission.