Good leadership works to its optimum potential with good followers. Leaders must be supported by men and women who will respond to God's call for excellence in supportive ministry.

Pastors and leaders everywhere are looking for those who will help them fulfill their God-given mandate. Young Timothy serves as a sterling example for Christians to follow and emulate. In this curriculum, Tony Cooke explores the spiritual and practical steps that are necessary to becoming a Timothy. It's time to gear up, because you were created by God to make a significant impact in your church!

The In Search of Timothy series by Tony Cooke explores the roles of Timothy and other biblical figures who accomplished the plan of God by serving others. This teaching series is specifically targeted to help you become the servant, worker, and leader in the Body of Christ that God intends you to be.

Are you grieving? Do you know someone who is? Rev. Cooke's book contains insights from God's Word and personal reflections from those who have walked the road you or someone you know may now be walking.

The great challenge of spiritual leadership is not simply in knowing the right words to say or knowing the right things to do; it is in being the right person. When Moses chose those who would assist, there were qualifications. When the early church chose its workers, there were qualifications. When Paul spoke of bishops, elders, and deacons, there were qualifications. In an age of skepticism and mistrust, the world and the church is looking for credible, honest, and godly leaders who are full of integrity and honor.

The great challenge of spiritual leadership is not simply in knowing the right words to say or knowing the right things to do; it is in being the right person. When Moses chose those who would assist, there were qualifications. When the early church chose its workers, there were qualifications. When Paul spoke of bishops, elders, and deacons, there were qualifications. In an age of skepticism and mistrust, the world and the church is looking for credible, honest, and godly leaders who are full of integrity and honor.

The great challenge of spiritual leadership is not simply in knowing the right words to say or knowing the right things to do; it is in being the right person. When Moses chose those who would assist, there were qualifications. When the early church chose its workers, there were qualifications. When Paul spoke of bishops, elders, and deacons, there were qualifications. In an age of skepticism and mistrust, the world and the church is looking for credible, honest, and godly leaders who are full of integrity and honor.