The following graphical roadmap provides a visual overview of the key contents of this site. Additionally, since this site is a work in progress this page provides some information about the progress on this site.
- Home
- Introduction
- Roadmap
- Contents
- Supporting Concepts
- Background on Church Models
- Introduction to Church Leadership
- Define Your Terms – Need for Original Language Word Studies
- Key Relationships with Authority Defined by the Bible
- Defining Power And Authority in the Bible
- Delegation & Delegated Authority
- Defining Submission & Obedience – Similarities and Differences
- Persuasions to a New Viewpoint
- Direct Teaching from Jesus on Disciples Relationship
- Authority of Church Leadership – How Much Authority is Delegated?
- Punishment in the Bible – Evidence of Limitations of Authority on Those Leading
- Not of Command, But Out of Love – God’s Way is Helping, Not Demanding (Parakaleo)
- Ephesians 4:11-16 – Leadership that “Deletes” Itself
- Balancing our View Point – Commands Between Believers Do Exist
- Moses’ Authority – Refined Understanding of Moses’ Role
- Defenses Against Other Views
- 1 Cor 14:26-33 – Is “Orderly Worship” Controlled by a Few Leaders in Christian Meetings
- Appeals to Moses’ Authority to Support Concepts of “Delegated Authority” in the Church
- Hebrews 13:17 – A Closer Look
- Singular Leaders to Support Church Hierarchy in the New Testament – Peter, James, etc.
- Submitting to Authorities Includes Church Leadership (Romans 13:1-3)
- 1 Thessalonians 5:12 – What Does Rule Over You Really Mean
- Supporting Concepts
- Keywords
- A to F
- ago (greek) – Strong’s 71
- apodidomi (greek) – Strong’s 591
- arche (greek) – Strong’s 746
- archisunagogos (greek) – Strong’s 752
- archo (greek) – Strong’s 757
- archon (greek) – Strong’s 758
- authenteo (greek) – Strong’s 831
- authority (english)
- chiliarchos (greek) – Strong’s 5506
- didomi (greek) – Strong’s 1325
- diegesis (greek) – Strong’s 1335
- dunastes (greek) – Strong’s 1413
- eisakouo (greek) – Strong’s 4238
- ellogeo (greek) – Strong’s 1677
- enocho (greek) – Strongs 1758
- enochos (greek) – Strongs 1777
- epitage (greek) – Strong’s 2003
- exousia (noun) – Strong’s 1849
- exousiazo (greek) – Strong’s 1850
- G to L
- hegemon (greek) – Strong’s 2232
- hegemoneuo (greek) – Strong’s 2230
- hegemonia (greek) – Strong’s 2231
- hegeomai (greek) – Strong’s 2233
- hodegeo (greek) – Strong’s 3594
- hodegos (greek) – Strong’s 3595
- hupakouo (greek) – Strong’s 5219
- huperecho (greek) – Strong’s 5242
- huperoche (greek) – Strong’s 5247
- hupodikos (greek) – Strong’s 5267
- kataexousiazo (verb) – Strong’s 2715
- kosmokrator (greek) – Strong’s 2888
- ktisis (greek) – Strong’s 2937
- kurieuo (greek) – Strong’s 2961
- kuriotes (noun) – Strong’s 2963
- logos (greek) – Strong’s 3056
- M to R
- S to Z
- A to F
- Fred Malir’s Blog