Reading for a Church Leadership Workshop

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11:02 AM On Dec. 4 I will be holding a church leadership workshop in Durham, NC. I thought you might be interested in the reading assignments that must be completed prior to the workshop. If you are interested in the topic, you might want to take a look at them yourself. You can print out the list and check off the boxes as you complete your reading.

□ The Book of Acts.

Essays by Alan Knox:

□ 1. Elders (Part 1) – Introduction

□ 2. Elders (Part 2) – Character

□ 3. Elders (Part 3) – Leadership

□ 4. Elders (Part 4) – Teaching

□ 5. Elders (Part 5) – Shepherding

□ 6. Elders (Part 6) – Overseeing

□ 7. Elders (Part 7) – Conclusion

□ What does it mean to lead among the church?

□ How leaders work WITH the church.

□ When a leader is just one person among the church.

□ When elders/pastors don’t have to act like employees.

□ By working like this.

□ Why I’m glad not to be that kind of pastor.

□ Pastoral worries.

□ Leadership is not decision-making.

□ When equippers don’t equip.

Essays by Arthur Sido

□ Resumes and ministry.

□ Pastor principal professional pay.

□ Knowledge, edification, and worship.  

□ Preaching the Word is not just for pastors.

Essays by Dave Black

□ Paul’s “Thankless Thanks” in Phil. 4:10-20

□ What Does a New Testament Church Look Like?

□ The Rule of Paul

□ The Thessalonian Road to Self-Support

□ Sacerdotalism Or Every-Member Ministry?

□ Recovering Paul’s Perspective on Pastoral Leadership

□ Companionate Leadership

□ Church as Meetinghouse

□ Greener-Pasture Pastors

□ Why We Must Insist On Every-Member Ministry

□ Building Christ’s Church: His Way or Mine?

Booklet by Alexander Strauch

□ Biblical Eldership