Kymberli M. Cook
Kymberli is passionate about helping people appreciate the beautiful world God has created and recognize the gift we are to one another. She serves as Assistant Director of the Hendricks Center and as an adjunct professor in Theological Studies and Counseling Ministries at Dallas Theological Seminary. Her research and teaching focus on theological anthropology, with particular emphasis on human dignity and giftedness. She is also a host on The Table Podcast. When away from her computer, she enjoys the outdoors, cooking, and a variety of creative pursuits alongside her husband and daughters.
Kymberli M. Cook’s Contributions
A Biblical View of Femininity
In this episode, Dr. Darrell L. Bock, Dr. Sandra Glahn and Kymberli Cook discuss a biblical…
Younger Perspectives on Cultural Engagement
In this episode, Dr. Darrell Bock talks with members of his staff, Mikel Del Rosario, Kasey…
Challenges Facing Young Women in Ministry
In this episode, Dr. Darrell Bock and Elisa Laird, Heather Zimmerman, and Kymberly Cook discuss challenges…
Developing Creative Leaders
How to Develop Leadership pt.4 According to Dr. Howard Hendricks, developing leadership begins by identifying those…
How to Develop Leadership- Finding Communicators
According to Dr. Howard Hendricks, developing leadership begins by identifying those who have the core characteristics…
How to Develop Leadership pt. 2
Develop Leaders Who Are Competent According to Dr. Howard Hendricks, an important step to developing leaders…
How to Develop Leadership pt. 1
This is the first post in a new, four part series on how to develop leadership…
A Foundation for the Holidays
Here at the beginning of December, set aside the mounting holiday plans and listen to the…
Two Things Every Leader Must Have
Yes, we know there are multitudes of “lists of essential leadership traits” and “steps to be…
Leadership Crisis
As a leader, you have the terrifying responsibility to be someone worth following. Your followers seek…
Leadership vs. Management
Leadership Checkpoint: Are you really leading? Being in charge does not make you a leader. Having…
