Leadership and Calling Through the Prism of Scripture : A Phenomenological Study of Biblical Leaders

Part 1: Perceiving, Discerning, and Significance of Calling -- Chapter 1: Can All Become Divinely Called Leaders? A Phenomenological Study of Korah’s Rebellion -- Chapter 2: Significance of the Source of Calling: Jeremiah Chapter 1 -- Chapter 3: God’s Calling of Samuel: Calling as a Process -- Part 2: Predictors, Social-cultural Factors, Outcomes, and Evolution of Calling -- Chapter 4: Predictors of Calling: The Example of Joseph -- Chapter 5: Lessons from Solomon for Christian’s Today -- Chapter 6: The Evolution of God’s Call: A Phenomenological Investigation of Abraham’s Calling Over Time and His Communication with God -- Chapter 7: Deuteronomy’s Human King: Social-Cultural Context Influence on the Devine Call to Leadership -- Chapter 8: The Links Between Satisfaction, Success, and Calling: A Phenomenological Examination of Saint Paul’s Life Events in the New Testament -- Parts 3: Personality, Gender, Human and Divine Will, and Cessation of Calling -- Chapter 9: They Did Evil in the Eyes of the Lord”: The Powerlessness of an Ineffective Follower -- Chapter 10: Cessation of a Calling and Generational Callings -- Chapter 11: Gender and Calling: A Content Analysis of Deborah's Call To Lead Israel, Judges 4:4-16 and 5:1-31 -- Chapter 12: The Mystery of God’s Calling: An Intertexture Analysis of Pharaoh Exodus.