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Who Is in Charge? asks a question many Christians have never fully examined: What does the New Testament really teach about church leadership?
In this thoughtful and carefully argued book, Richard I. Amick invites readers to set aside inherited assumptions and return to Scripture with fresh eyes. Exploring key New Testament words, passages, and patterns, he makes the case that the earliest ekklesia was not a top-down institution, but a Spirit-led community marked by shared leadership, mutual participation, and the direct headship of Christ.
Rather than criticizing churches or leaders, this book calls believers to reconsider what faithful church life should look like. Along the way, it examines leadership language in the New Testament, the meaning of ekklesia, the role of gifts given to all believers, the cost of hierarchical structures, and the practical shape of a more participatory church.
Clear, accessible, and deeply rooted in Scripture, Who Is in Charge? is for anyone who longs to understand the New Testament on its own terms and rediscover the beauty of a church where every member matters, every gift is welcomed, and Jesus alone is Lord.
