Jones, Y. (2017). Toxic leadership: A curriculum to identify and prevent toxic leaders in church ministry in Southwest Dallas, Texas. Ph.D., Regent University, ProQuest Dissertations Publishing. 10272677. The …
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Abstract: There are numerous leadership and coaching certifications currently available on the market. This review focuses on the John Maxwell Certification Program and describes the advantages …
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By Douglas McConnellGrand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic (2018)Paperback, 200 pages Reviewed by DAVID K. PENNO âWhat are we learning about culture that will help shape, …
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By Tony MorganNashville, TN: Thomas Nelson (2017) Hardcover, 225 pages Reviewed by JASON WORF Tony Morgan has laid out his strategies for relating to a church …
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By Cheryl Bachelder Oakland, CA: Berret-Koehler Publisher, (2015)Paperback, 216 pages Reviewed by LLOYD JACOTT Cheryl Bachelder introduces the message of this book with a simple, yet …
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By Ryan LokkesmoeChicago, IL: Moody Publishers (2017) Kindle edition, 209 pages Reviewed by KELLY KESSINGER Ryan Lokkesmoe brings a fresh voice to the well-covered topic of …
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Brian Croft & Bruce ButlerGrand Rapids, MI: Zondervan (2015) Kindle edition, 120 pages Reviewed by ERNEST HERNANDEZ Oversee Godâs People is a brief overview of how churches …
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Introduction Pivotal to the success of any organization is its leadership, and more so is this the case with Christian organizations. Little wonder that it …
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Introduction Much has been written about Robert K. Greenleaf (1904-1990) and his theory known as âservant leadership.â In 1964, Greenleaf took early retirement from his …
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Abstract: Servant leadership is the most recognizable approach to leadership in Christian organizations. Understanding that their organization endorses servant leadership, or believing Christian leaders should be …
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