R. Zarwulugbo Liberty

A Godly Leader on Trial : a Fresh Look at Nehemiah (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

For Church leaders in the twenty-first century who subscribe to the Inerrancy of the Bible and its authority in all matters of life and practice, change is necessary for the spiritual growth of the Church. The goal is to prepare Christian leaders to obey their creed by leading through biblical guidance. In his analysis of the leadership principles and style of Nehemiah, author Dr. R. Zarwulugbo Liberty proposes a paradigm shift back to Godly leadership as exemplified by Nehemiah, who: Pays attention to details (Neh 1: 1-3). Cares for his people and country (Neh 1: 3). Loves God (Neh 1: 4) with all his heart, soul, mind, strength, and loves his neighbor as himself (Mk 12: 30-31). Prays persistently (Neh 1: 4-11) and fears God in all that he does. Establishes a genuine relationship with God (Neh 1: 5). Serves God and his people with a servants heart and takes personal responsibility (Neh 1: 5-6). Obeys Gods command and has the ability to repent (Neh 1: 6-7). Knows and applies Gods Word in every condition (Neh 1: 8-9). Believes in Gods great power of redemption (Neh 1: 10). Serves on Gods mission with excellence and respects authority (Neh 2: 1-2).

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris US
• Seitenzahl: 254
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. August 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781499062151
• Artikelnr.: 52552748

Autorenporträt

R. Zarwulugbo Liberty (B.Th., Liberia Baptist Seminary; M.Div., D. Min., Knox Theological Seminary) is president and founding church planter of an African independent church denomination, Church of the Believers, Inc., in Liberia, West Africa, and the Africa International Christian Mission, Inc., with headquarters in Boynton Beach, Florida. Prior to his coming to serve as a missionary in the United States, he, along with his wife, Esther, planted nineteen churches in Liberia, established the Liberty Theological Seminary, the Fellowship of Christian Churches of Africa, and a Christian high school. Presently, Dr. Liberty serves as president of Africa International Christian Mission (AICM), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 2000. The mission of AICM is to assist Christian churches in implementing the Great Commission of Christ in Africa and beyond by ministering to the spiritual and physical man. Its vision is to promote ministerial and missionary education in Africa, to be an agent of independent churches in Africa who want to partner with Western churches and missions, and to raise support for indigenous pastors and missionaries to enable them fulfill the Great Commission in their homeland. Also, it is to plan seminars, workshops, crusades and special Bible conferences for church leaders in Africa and the United States, with regular mission trips to and from Africa. The mission is planting churches in Africa, operating orphanages and schools, and supporting indigenous pastors and missionaries in their homeland. AICM is also operating a food bank in Boynton Beach, Florida, providing weekly food and other staples of life to the homeless, elderly, families, and children. Because Dr. Liberty hailed from Liberia, he focuses on his homeland, which went through fifteen years of civil war, taking the precious lives of over 250,000 persons. Presently, the unemployment rate in Liberia is 80 percent. AICM has been providing scholarships for hundreds of Liberians. Some of them have graduated from high school and college in that country. Through his effectiveness in evangelism and missions work in this country, along with his outstanding work in the Department of Evangelism and Missions, the Knox Theological Seminary awarded him a certificate of honor in evangelism and missions during his graduation in 2008. Dr. Liberty and his wife, Esther, live in Boynton Beach,