Amy Orr-Ewing (DPhil, Oxford University) is an international speaker, theologian, and apologist. She is the author of multiple books, including Where Is God in All the Suffering? and Why Trust the Bible? Orr-Ewing speaks at churches and on university campuses around the world and has spoken in the UK Parliament, the US Capitol, and the West Wing of the White House. She previously served as president of the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics and is an honorary lecturer at the University of Aberdeen. She lives near Oxford, England, with her husband and their three sons.

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• Part 1: Learning to Use Your Voice1. Proclamation2. Speaking in Public3. Owning Our Embodied Voices4. Don't Hold BackPart 2: Work and Calling5. Calling Unfolds6. God Calls Work Good7. Parenting and Work8. Becoming Lovers of Truth9. Embrace CuriosityPart 3: Facing Chauvinism in Christian Spaces10. On Being Female11. When Others Are Threatened by You12. Misogyny and Complementarianism13. What to Do with 1 Timothy 2Part 4: Pursuing Leadership Success14. Learn to Say Yes!15. Who Gets the Credit?16. Watch Out for the Narcissist17. Shortcuts and StormsPart 5: Addressing Abuse and Injustice18. My Experience in an Abuse Crisis19. When Institutions Cover Up Abuse20. When a Leader We Respect Harms Others21. "What about All the Good the Leader Did?"22. Gaslighting23. The Danger of Exceptionalism24. Justice Takes a Long TimePart 6: Finding Hope in Dark Times25. Anxiety26. Trauma27. When You Can't Pray28. Consolation29. Reframing ForgivenessPart 7: Navigating Friendship30. Hold On to Faithful Friends31. Jealousy and Rivalry32. When Friendships Become TransactionalPart 8: Leading Like Jesus33. Why Love Matters34. Running the Race Well35. Power and Authority36. The Power of EmpathyPart 9: Growing Deep Roots37. Discipleship and Cultivation38. Wild39. Home and Hospitality40. The BodyPart 10: The Value of Stories41. Knowing the Storylines42. There Is Hope43. Remember That God Is GodAfterword

Amy Orr-Ewing (DPhil, Oxford University) is an international speaker, theologian, and apologist. She is the author of multiple books, including Where Is God in All the Suffering? and Why Trust the Bible? Orr-Ewing speaks at churches and on university campuses around the world and has spoken in the UK Parliament, the US Capitol, and the West Wing of the White House. She previously served as president of the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics and is an honorary lecturer at the University of Aberdeen. She lives near Oxford, England, with her husband and their three sons.

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• Part 1: Learning to Use Your Voice1. Proclamation2. Speaking in Public3. Owning Our Embodied Voices4. Don't Hold BackPart 2: Work and Calling5. Calling Unfolds6. God Calls Work Good7. Parenting and Work8. Becoming Lovers of Truth9. Embrace CuriosityPart 3: Facing Chauvinism in Christian Spaces10. On Being Female11. When Others Are Threatened by You12. Misogyny and Complementarianism13. What to Do with 1 Timothy 2Part 4: Pursuing Leadership Success14. Learn to Say Yes!15. Who Gets the Credit?16. Watch Out for the Narcissist17. Shortcuts and StormsPart 5: Addressing Abuse and Injustice18. My Experience in an Abuse Crisis19. When Institutions Cover Up Abuse20. When a Leader We Respect Harms Others21. "What about All the Good the Leader Did?"22. Gaslighting23. The Danger of Exceptionalism24. Justice Takes a Long TimePart 6: Finding Hope in Dark Times25. Anxiety26. Trauma27. When You Can't Pray28. Consolation29. Reframing ForgivenessPart 7: Navigating Friendship30. Hold On to Faithful Friends31. Jealousy and Rivalry32. When Friendships Become TransactionalPart 8: Leading Like Jesus33. Why Love Matters34. Running the Race Well35. Power and Authority36. The Power of EmpathyPart 9: Growing Deep Roots37. Discipleship and Cultivation38. Wild39. Home and Hospitality40. The BodyPart 10: The Value of Stories41. Knowing the Storylines42. There Is Hope43. Remember That God Is GodAfterword

Amy Orr-Ewing (DPhil, Oxford University) is an international speaker, theologian, and apologist. She is the author of multiple books, including Where Is God in All the Suffering? and Why Trust the Bible? Orr-Ewing speaks at churches and on university campuses around the world and has spoken in the UK Parliament, the US Capitol, and the West Wing of the White House. She previously served as president of the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics and is an honorary lecturer at the University of Aberdeen. She lives near Oxford, England, with her husband and their three sons.

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• Part 1: Learning to Use Your Voice1. Proclamation2. Speaking in Public3. Owning Our Embodied Voices4. Don't Hold BackPart 2: Work and Calling5. Calling Unfolds6. God Calls Work Good7. Parenting and Work8. Becoming Lovers of Truth9. Embrace CuriosityPart 3: Facing Chauvinism in Christian Spaces10. On Being Female11. When Others Are Threatened by You12. Misogyny and Complementarianism13. What to Do with 1 Timothy 2Part 4: Pursuing Leadership Success14. Learn to Say Yes!15. Who Gets the Credit?16. Watch Out for the Narcissist17. Shortcuts and StormsPart 5: Addressing Abuse and Injustice18. My Experience in an Abuse Crisis19. When Institutions Cover Up Abuse20. When a Leader We Respect Harms Others21. "What about All the Good the Leader Did?"22. Gaslighting23. The Danger of Exceptionalism24. Justice Takes a Long TimePart 6: Finding Hope in Dark Times25. Anxiety26. Trauma27. When You Can't Pray28. Consolation29. Reframing ForgivenessPart 7: Navigating Friendship30. Hold On to Faithful Friends31. Jealousy and Rivalry32. When Friendships Become TransactionalPart 8: Leading Like Jesus33. Why Love Matters34. Running the Race Well35. Power and Authority36. The Power of EmpathyPart 9: Growing Deep Roots37. Discipleship and Cultivation38. Wild39. Home and Hospitality40. The BodyPart 10: The Value of Stories41. Knowing the Storylines42. There Is Hope43. Remember That God Is GodAfterword