In a world where power is often misused, how can the church remain faithful to its mission? David E. Fitch invites readers to critically examine the structures of power within the modern church. Rather than seeking control or influence through secular means, this book challenges us to consider how Jesus modelled leadership through service and sacrifice. Reckoning with Power provides a rigorous yet accessible theological framework for understanding authority in contemporary life. Through insightful analysis and biblical reflection, Fitch helps leaders and congregants alike to identify the subtle ways power can distort ministry and mission. Whether you are in vocational ministry or simply serving your local body of believers, this book will equip you to cultivate environments where vulnerability, trust, and mutual submission take root. Discover how to move away from the pursuit of status and instead embrace the counter-cultural power of the Gospel. If you are ready to lead with renewed purpose, this timely study offers the tools you need to build healthier, more resilient communities that truly reflect the kingdom of God.