9
Mar
Laidlaw Research Seminar
“How does a leader lead under the leadership of the Holy Spirit?”

John Webster suggests “The church is and acts by virtue of the Holy Spirit, the Lord and Giver of Life.

This being so, how does the Spirit work within leaders in the church to empower and strengthen them in their task, while maintaining the integrity of Christ’s headship. Leaders often shape their congregation’s habitus, so what role does the Spirit play in refining and correcting the leader’s own reflexive behaviour?  This presentation by Kerry Gordon will draw on biblical, theological and historical sources, and will take a brief look at the rich and varied ways in which the Spirit inspires and transforms leaders.

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Where via Zoom
When 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Cost FREE & open to the public
RSVP For a Zoom link please email [email protected]

About the Speaker

Kerry co-pastors a multicultural church in South Auckland with her husband and is currently undertaking a Doctor of Ministry at Fuller Theological Seminary. She was until recently, the Post-Graduate Administrator at Laidlaw College and also teaches various undergraduate courses at a Pentecostal Bible college.

 

About Laidlaw Research Seminars

As a part of Laidlaw’s commitment to relevant, gospel-centred, innovative research, the School of Theology faculty gather each month for a research seminar. The seminars are built around a simple format – one academic presentation followed by critical interaction. Anyone is welcome to join us – this could include postgrad students, researchers from other institutions, or any others looking to hear and interact with cutting edge theological and biblical research.  

If you would like to join in from your device via Zoom (anywhere, any place), please email Reneé Kelly E. [email protected]