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The Making of A Godly Leader

Isaiah 53, The Fourth Servant Song

by Paul J. Bucknell

Dive deeply into Isaiah’s fourth Servant Song and discover how God shapes Christlike leaders.

Godly leaders play an amazing part in God’s growing, worldwide kingdom. Bible book after Bible book traces how God searches for and develops godly leaders. He calls, tests, keeps, trains, and uses them. If we have any doubt about this, we need only look at the detailed picture in Isaiah 53 of how God the Father tested and proved Jesus the Messiah.

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  • The Making of A Godly Leader: Isaiah 53 (123 pages).
  • Dive deeply into this rich prophetic passage.
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  • Includes chapter study questions.
  • Many color diagrams to clarify key concepts.
  • Uses Jesus’ example to challenge us to godly living and leadership.
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Overview

The Making of A Godly Leader: Isaiah 53, The Fourth Servant Song opens up a new dimension for understanding Christ not only after the cross, but also on the way to the cross, providing excellent practical training for Christian leaders.

Isaiah 53 constantly surprises us as it unfolds new ways to deepen the qualities of a godly leader. We ought to fix “our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith” (Hebrews 12:2), but we are often unsure how best to do that. This biblical study on Isaiah’s fourth Servant Song catches and holds our attention as it discloses striking insights into Jesus Christ’s life, leading up to the cross and beyond.

Each of the five stanzas highlights a different factor contributing to Jesus’ glorious example. This expositional treatment of Isaiah 53 challenges our doctrine as well as our approach and response to difficult and frustrating situations faced in Christian ministry.

The book includes exercises and study questions, eighteen personal projects, and theological studies stemming from this biblical passage. The people of God need to reawaken to God’s powerful, spiritual purposes in and through their lives.

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Author's Background

Paul has been married more than 40 wonderful years and has eight children and eight grandchildren.

Paul’s wide range of written materials on Christian life, discipleship, godly living, the call to ministry, marriage, parenting, anxiety, and other topics provides special insights that are blended into his many books and training materials, including this book.

His experience as missionary, pastor, and instructor has broadened further during his many international Christian leadership training seminars. Paul has authored more than 25 books and is president of Biblical Foundations for Freedom.

Learn more about Biblical Foundations for Freedom or Rev. Paul J. Bucknell.

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