
The Making of a Biblical Leader: A Practical Guide to Leading Others Well
Robert FurrowThe Making of a Biblical Leader: A Practical Guide to Leading Others Well

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Contributors Robert L. Furrow | Skip Heitzig | Lenya Heitzig | Gary Hamrick | Daniel Fusco Ed Taylor | David Guzik | Jim Gallagher | Sean McDowell | Frank Turek Looking at Effective Christ-Centered Leadership While there are many traits that effective Christian and secular leaders share in common, there is one trait that sets them apart. For the Christian leader, every standard and measure of greatness is drawn not from profit margins, popularity, or worldly acclaim, but uniquely from the Word of God. The Making of a Biblical Leader explores the essentials of spiritually guided leadership, both in character and in practice, for those seeking to grow in their ability to lead with wisdom and integrity. With contributions from ten trusted ministry leaders grounded firmly in Scripture, this inspiring and practical resource will help you identify the biblical markers of godly leadership successfully navigate difficult leadership situations build long-lasting relational bridges embrace the transformative power of suffering and more! Whether you’re leading a church, serving in your community, managing a business, or guiding others in any capacity, you’ll find powerful, proven principles of Christ-centered leadership that will bolster your kingdom impact for years to come.
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