Description
This tiny tome expresses a biblical view of church leadership that is frequently abandoned today in the modern church. We owe it to God to represent him appropriately and accurately to the rest of the world. We can only do this successfully when we function as a church in the way in which God initially designed us to function.
Steven Veach is a Christian philosopher and Bible teacher living on the Southern Oregon Coast. He is Director of Curriculum Development and principal Scholar-in-Residence at Isaac Hunter Ministries and has taught graduate-level seminary classes in Old Testament studies, Philosophy, and Logic. He has been published in the Ecclesia Militans Journal and his research is focused at the intersections between Christian metaphysics (the fundamental nature of existence), biblical anthropology (the elemental components of the tripartite being), personal eschatology (death and the intermediate state), and the evangelistic implications of speculative theology found in narrative contexts (quantum physics, relativity, and biblical cosmology).
Jef Reagan –
Wow. This book on leadership is so thoroughly researched one barely needs to verify its precepts; but I usually do and I was not disappointed.
Steven Veach is an amazing teacher and leader, and his depth of knowledge, personal experience and passion for the Word are readily visible in this work. It’s highly recommended for the casual church member or one who is engaged in church leadership. I learned a great many things that I was not aware of. Great book!
Isaac Hunter –
Thanks, Jef. Appreciate the comment!
Steven