The Journal of Applied Christian Leadership Mission

“To provide a peer-reviewed published dialogue of applied research in Christian servant leadership across de-nominational, cultural, and disciplinary environments.” This mission involves several elements that …

19.2 Dissertation Notices

Bordes, C. (2023). The relationship between family of origin health, family expressiveness, emotional health and emotional intelligence: A mixed methods study on Christian leaders in …

Read to Lead: The Simple Habit That Expands Your Influence and Boosts Your Career

By J. Brown & J. WisnewskiBaker (2021)Hardcover, 240 pages Reviewed by DUANE COVRIG This excellent book shares strategies for maximizing efficiency and retention in reading, …

The Art of Alignment: A Practical Guide to Inclusive Leadership

By Patty BeachLeadershipSmarts (2021)Paperback, 258 pages Reviewed by KENNETIA BROOKS Author Patty Beach presents a detailed process of achieving alignment in diverse groups. She launches …

Do Hard Things: Why We Get Resilience Wrong and the Surprising Science of Real Toughness

By Steve MagnessHarperCollins Publishers (2022)Hardcover, 320 pages Reviewed by CHERI LYNN GREGORY When the starting gun fired, college athlete Steve Magness fully expected to cross …

Rooted Leadership: Seeking God’s Answers to the Eleven Core Questions Every Leader Faces

By John E. Johnson Zondervan (2022)Hardcover, 304 pages Reviewed by NEIL HARPER As a pastor-theologian, John E. Johnson presents a theology of leadership that upholds …

Servant Leadership and Organizational Leadership: Essential Leadership Relationships

Introduction The effectiveness of servant leadership is highly dependent on organizational leadership; thus, effective servant leadership must integrate organizational leadership because organizational leadership and/or leaders: …

A Biblical Examination Into Practical Authentic Leadership and Its Relationship to Effective Discipleship

Introduction According to Barna Research, 43% of respondents who were practicing and non-practicing Christians described “the process of growing spiritually” as “becoming more Christ-like.” Along …