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The Alisa Childers Podcast — #408 Biblical or Cultish? Examining the "Anointed Man" Church Leadership Model
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#408 Biblical or Cultish? Examining the "Anointed Man" Church Leadership Model

The Alisa Childers Podcast

What does the Bible actually teach about church leadership—and what happens when a pastor is treated as “God’s anointed man” whose board exists to strengthen his hand rather than hold him accountable? In this episode, I respond to anepisode of the Resurge podcast hosted by pastors Josh Howerton and Josh McPherson, in…

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