The scriptural qualifications for elders can be divided into three broad categories relating to: moral and spiritual character, abilities, and Spirit given motivation. In this episode we conclude our discussion on the qualifications of an elder by exploring the aspect of abilities.

A biblical eldership requires biblically qualified elders. The overriding concern of the New Testament in relation to church leadership is for the right kind of men to serve as elders and deacons.

In this episode we discuss this issue from a biblical viewpoint.

In this episode we continue our discussion on male leadership.

Is the concept of male leadership an ancient custom that has no relevance in the contemporary world and Christianity? Or is it a timeless Biblical principle? In this episode we discuss this evidence in pursuit of the truth.

In this episode, we are discussing the concept of "leaders among leaders" or "first among equals".

The concept of shared leadership is found in both the Old and the New Testament. What are the advantages of shared leadership? What does shared leadership look like? In this episode we discuss these questions.

What does leading the flock mean, and how it it done? How about caring for the flock? Does it really matter how all this is done? In this episode we address these questions and more as we learn more about Biblical Eldership.

One of the duties or responsibilities of an elder is to feed the church ("flock"). How is that supposed to be done? In this episode we discuss this issue from a Biblical perspective.

What does the Bible say about eldership? Is it a position just like that of a company CEO, or a king or a lord? In this episode we will learn from the Christian creed, the Bible, about what the office of eldership entails,and also about one of the duties of an elder.

Church government is an extremely practical and theologically significant issue. In this episode, we will learn about a Leadership Structure that's Bible based.