Leadership Lessons from the BibleThe author combines biblical examples with four decades of leadership experience to isolate and define the characteristics which make successful leaders. |
Contents
PREFACE | 13 |
SKILLS | 31 |
FACTOR | 45 |
LEADERS EMBRACE THE INEVITABILITY | 57 |
LEADERS ARE WILLING TO ASSUME RISKS | 63 |
LEADERS USE A WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE FOR GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT | 67 |
LEADERS VIEW THEIR EXPERIENCES AS SYNERGISTIC | 71 |
LEADERS KNOW HOW TO HANDLE POWER | 75 |
LEADERS EXHIBIT COURAGE | 93 |
LEADERS SHOW COMPASSION | 97 |
LEADERS ARE PATIENT | 101 |
LEADERS HAVE A VISION | 105 |
LEADERS INSTILL CONFIDENCE | 111 |
LEADERS ARE PERSISTENT AND DETERMINED | 115 |
LEADERS ARE DECISIVE | 121 |
LEADERS ARE STEADFAST AND DEPENDABLE | 125 |
LEADERS DO NOT CELEBRATE OVER THE FALL OF AN ENEMY | 81 |
LEADERS REALIZE THAT ARROGANCE LEADS TO DISASTER | 85 |
LEADERS UNDERSTAND THE QUALITY OF MERCY | 89 |
LEADERS PRACTICE INTEGRITY | 129 |
Common terms and phrases
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