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1 Samuel—Looking for a Leader is unavailable, but you can change that!

What kind of leaders should we follow? What kind of leaders should we be? And what does God have to do with it? These are some of the questions inherent in 1 Samuel, with its portrait of divine response to ancient Israel’s leadership crisis. That crisis was met through three men—Samuel, Saul, and David—in ways that forever changed the character of Israel’s leadership and clarified what God...

those who like them!), while wise members of churches will graciously but firmly resist authoritarian, unchallengeable leadership styles.1 Christian people should be aware that improper forms of leadership are commonly associated with erroneous doctrine. The New Testament reminds us that false teaching typically involves exploitation (2 Peter 2:3). False teachers “despise authority” (other than their own) (2 Peter 2:10). They are “bold and willful, they do not tremble” (2 Peter 2:10). It is reasonable
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