The back of the book claims to be use Paul as a guide to help others interested in leading. The book does nothing to promote personal leadership. However, the book is a great study on Paul. It goes over his life, works, leadership, and covers certain issues Paul addressed in his ministry. This is probably one of the best and easy to get into studies of Paul, the man, that I have ever read. It is definitely not a "you too can help your leading style by reading this" book. There is a couple of issues Sanders seems to be hesitant in covering with the conviction he does through most of the book (esp. the topic of the role of women in the church) and I was hoping for a more complete look over it. However, Sanders seems to want to touch on it to not be charged with being scared of addressing it, but he does not lend too many pages to talking it over. I would have liked to seen more of his argumentation; however I can see that being for another book. Again, this is a great study on the man, Paul. Pick it up for sure. Final Grade - B+