Fighter Fugitive King: David's Leadership Development, How it Can Point Men to Christ, and its Relevance Today

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Drawing on key biblical narratives from David’s dramatic life, Fighter Fugitive King draws out God’s grace in David’s life as he went through a series of trials, and how it can help men currently serving as leaders in some capacity to better consider Christ and his kingdom. Applicable to the workplace and Christian ministry today, existing leaders, men with leadership potential, and those mentoring them, will find it an inspiring and practical read that points to another King, one greater than David.

Commendations:

“Clear, theological, challenging and hugely practical. I would recommend this as a disciple making tool for older men to disciple a younger generation.”

Guy Miller, Leader of Commission Network of Churches, U.K.

“There are many good Bible teachers around. There are also plenty of people who can give wisdom about leadership. What is much more rare is finding somebody who can genuinely unlock the Bible and apply it spiritually and practically to Christian leadership today...my only criticism of this book is that Fraser didn’t write it 30 years ago – my investment into younger leaders would’ve been so much stronger if he had!”

Rev. Nigel James, pastor in the Elim Pentecostal Church Movement, based in Cardiff, Wales, U.K. and working in the USA with the Awakening Foundation and around the world in various mission partnerships.

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