What is authority, where does it come from, why is it needed, what are its limits, and who can have it? This book offers a theology of authority and power that challenges us to rethink our view of leadership in more Spirit-centered ways.
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Christa L. McKirland (PhD, University of St. Andrews) is dean of faculty and lecturer in systematic theology at Carey Baptist College in Aotearoa (New Zealand). She focuses especially on theological anthropology and is the author God's Provision, Humanity's Need: The Gift of Our Dependence. She is also the executive director of Logia International, an organization that seeks to encourage women to pursue postgraduate theological study for the sake of the academy and church.
"A gift to the church today"
This book offers a theology of authority and power that challenges us to rethink our view of leadership in more Spirit-centered ways.
"Contemporary Christianity needs serious theological reflection on the very notion of authority, and this is exactly what Christa McKirland offers in A Theology of Authority. The virtues of good theological inquiry are all over this book: It is winsome, wise, gentle, and charitable while also straightforward, unflinching, and bold. A wonderful combination of biblical, analytic, and practical theology, it will be a blessing both to those who celebrate it and to those who are challenged by it."
--Thomas H. McCall, Asbury Theological Seminary
"Are church leaders supposed to exercise authority? Yes and no. Pairing methodological clarity with practical implications, McKirland disentangles various types of authority to discern how, when, and by whom the exercise of authority is legitimate according to the Scriptures. This book is a gift to the church today, offering a sure foundation for discussions of ministry roles and responsibilities that will move the tired conversation forward to ensure that our churches--and all their members--can flourish."
--Carmen Joy Imes, Talbot School of Theology, Biola University
"Debates about who has the right to wield authority in the church at times seem intractable. What exactly does this nebulous word authority mean, anyway? How might we understand it theologically? How does it bear on understandings of our texts, interpretations, and Christian ministries? A Theology of Authority is an inspiring treatise on the topic that helps put the insights of analytic theology to work in constructing a theological account of authority. McKirland's characteristically brilliant work challenges us to position the community of faith around Christ's authority, wherein every member ought to strive to become an authoritative witness to the gospel through the power of the Spirit."
--Daniel Lee Hill, Baylor University
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