The Christian Leader: Rehabilitating Our Addiction to Secular Leadership - eBook
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The Christian Leader: Rehabilitating Our Addiction to Secular Leadership - eBook  -     By: Bill Hull

The Christian Leader: Rehabilitating Our Addiction to Secular Leadership - eBook

Zondervan / 2016 / ePub

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Title: The Christian Leader: Rehabilitating Our Addiction to Secular Leadership - eBook
By: Bill Hull
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2016
ISBN: 9780310525349
ISBN-13: 9780310525349
UPC: 025986525347
Stock No: WW78016EB

Publisher's Description

What if everything you've heard about leadership is wrong?

Secular models of leadership rooted in pragmatic success dominate Christian leadership in the West. It makes our work impersonal and exploitive. And, at worst, it serves the leader rather than those the leader leads.

We need a different style of leadership—one patterned after Jesus. We need to learn to influence others out of our character, for that is what Jesus did.

The Christian Leader is not about improving your church, your work, or your family; it is about changing how you lead. It does more than teach you how to modify your behavior; it shows you how to change the sources of your behavior—your motives and reasons for being a Christian leader. In the end, as everything you know and believe about Christian leadership is transformed, it will lead to transformation in those you lead and serve.

Author Bio

Bill Hull is a discipleship evangelist and the author of the bestselling discipleship classics, The Disciple-Making Pastor, and Jesus Christ, Disciplemaker. He served as a pastor for 20 years and now leads the Bonhoeffer Project. Bill regularly speaks and teaches on discipleship and also serves as an adjunct professor at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University.  

 

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