Leadership
- Faulty Leadership – the Other Side of the Coin (Part 2)
- Faulty Leadership – the Other Side of the Coin (Part 1)
- My Hope Is in Our Youth
- Jerry Jones – A Man of Steel and Velvet
- Passing the Torch – Do We Have a Plan? By Daren Overstreet
- Passing the Torch: Let Them Dream! by Daren Overstreet
- Passing the Torch: Are We Inspiring the Next Generation to Lead? by Daren Overstreet
- The Young Saul: Zeal or Anger?
- The Unnatural Leader
- Self-Starters and the Rest of Mankind
- A Balance of Power—Or a Team?
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Alexandra Graff-Alvarez, a sister in Christ living in Florida, has a popular audio podcast. After reading my recent book on “The Bible and Women: How Did I Miss So Much?”, she asked to interview me about the book. Alexandra’s podcast is currently entitled “One Minute to Glory” but will be rebranded soon as “The Peaceful Christian Woman Podcast.” Her podcasts are available on all of the following platforms: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Youtube, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, Pocket Casts, Player FM, Deezer, Overcast, Castro, Castbox, Podfriend, Goodpods and TrueFans.Her questions of me were excellent and my answers will provide a very good overview of my book. I was quite impressed with Alexandra’s Christian spirit and spiritual depth. I believe you will be also. My episode just went live as of this morning, so tune in at your convenience and please make others aware of it. Thank you, Alexandra!
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Recently, Jeanie Shaw published her doctoral dissertation in edited book format, “Re-Examining Our Lenses,” and I have published my book, “The Bible and Women: How Did I Miss So Much.” These books both deal with similar topics, topics which are both complex and controversial. Thus, they are sure to provoke interest and discussion. In the midst of these discussions, you are likely to hear the term, “sound doctrine.” Of course, many Bible translations use this term, but for reasons I will note in a few moments, I think the translation is misfortunate and misleading.Throughout my years in ministry, I have heard the term “sound doctrine” assigned to a category all its own, distinguishing it from “disputable matters” (Romans 14:1, NIV), called matters of “opinion” in the NASB, and also from what we often call “salvation issues.” One may assign “sound doctrine” to its own separate category, but a closer examination will show that such cannot be substantiated logically... (just the opening part of the article)
What is Sound Doctrine Anyway? | Gordon Ferguson
What is Sound Doctrine Anyway? Recently, Jeanie Shaw published her doctoral dissertation in edited book format, “Re-Examining Our Lenses,” and I have published my book, “The Bible and Women: How...
A Request As you may know, Jeanie Shaw and I each had books published very recently. They share much in common, both addressing the hermeneutics of our family of churches within the Restoration Movement, the role of women in church settings and spiritual formation. Jeanie writes mostly about hermeneutical issues, using the women’s roles as an illustration, whereas I focus on the women’s roles, showing how our hermeneutics affect our view of those roles. Interestingly, our books ended up being rather connected by Amazon (as in “Frequently bought together”). If you read and enjoyed either or both of our books, we would appreciate having you write a review on Amazon. That would encourage those who are not familiar with us personally to consider buying our books. Thank you so much!