Reading Group – A Theology of Authority, Rethinking Christian Leadership
Is authority reserved for those with a specific calling to leadership? Who holds power in the church? As one reviewer states, “Our understanding--and misunderstanding--of authority has significant implications for our individual and corporate flourishing.”
Cost: This is offered at no cost as part of the KCML leadership formation programme.
Event Information
This is a relaxed reading group for mutual encouragement and enrichment.
Is authority reserved for those with a specific calling to leadership? Who holds power in the church? As one reviewer states, “Our understanding–and misunderstanding–of authority has significant implications for our individual and corporate flourishing.”
Outcomes
- Better appreciate the Spirit’s enablement of each person to fulfil their calling to spiritual maturity.
- Be encouraged and challenged to position the community of faith around Christ’s authority.
Your Facilitator
Rev Dr Andrew Nicol - Lecturer/Ministry Formation Coordinator
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