Perils of Power

Perils of Power
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Publisher : Word & Spirit Resources, LLC
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ISBN-10 : 0892745258
ISBN-13 : 9780892745258
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Book Synopsis Perils of Power by : Richard Exley

Download or read book Perils of Power written by Richard Exley and published by Word & Spirit Resources, LLC. This book was released on 1988 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In Perils of Power, Richard Exley takes an in-depth look at immorality in the ministry. It's a complex issue involving the minister's relationship with money, sex and power. There are many factors at work including the minister's self-image and sexual identity, his life-style, his marital relationship, the way he views power and even how he conducts his ministry. Immorality is seldom just a "sexual sin" and while it is definitely a spiritual problem, it is more than just a "spiritual problem." Perils of Power looks beneath the obvious sins of highly visible ministers in an attempt to understand interpersonal dynamics of moral failure among those who recognize it is a deadly sin. Dr. Exley offers scriptural insights and practical strategies for overcoming the temptations we all face. Can immorality in the ministry be prevented? The most honest answer is no; that is, not completely. But rethinking the way we train people for ministry can significantly reduce the casualties.


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