In every generation, the gospel is in danger of being dismissed from the central place it must enjoy. Carson calls us back to the centrality of Christ and Him crucified.
One of the many things I have found helpful about this book is in the way it presses home some of the foundational characteristics of a Cross-centered leader. Here are a few examples:
- A Cross-centered leader focuses on the content rather than the form of preaching.
- A Cross-centered leader ties every subject to the Cross.
- A Cross-centered leader follows the crucified Messiah in to suffering.
- A Cross-centered leader primarily seeks to please Christ not people.
- A Cross-centered leader is empowered by the Spirit.
- A Cross-centered leader does not insist on his own "rights."
- A Cross-centered leader is humble.
1 comment:
Wow! What a book this is! Is this book that you are doing for raising Elders?
I like what the book have to say and let us keep on focusing on the Cross.
Hungry to eat His Word,
'Guerite ~ BoldLion
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