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Books > Humanities > Religion & beliefs > Aspects of religions (non-Christian) > Religious institutions & organizations > Religious & spiritual leaders
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War
(Paperback)
James E Coursey
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R259
Discovery Miles 2 590
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Ships in 10 - 15 working days
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Have you ever wondered what's all the hype behind being a leader?
Have you ever wanted to know if you have what it takes to be a
leader? Have you ever needed a deeper understanding of leadership?
Y.L.E.A.D. (Young Leaders Entering Awaited Destiny), Recognizing
the Leader Within, is an outlined blueprint for every young person
interested in finding and developing the leader within themselves.
This book uses biblical characters as the backbone and basis for
every leadership trait introduced. Y.L.E.A.D. seeks to clarify and
answer your quest to be a leader, discover your passion, and
aspirations.
This Is My confession provides leaders of all backgrounds with the
freaky specifics outlined within the pages of this, the Superhero
Chronicles, placing a demand for the Superheroes hiding on the
inside of them to awaken from their sleep and boldly stand upon the
shoulders of their openly shameful and embarrassing confessions.
Written to inspire and encourage Superheroes all over the world to
embrace the process of their inner hero's evolution, This Is My
Confession is sure to give all who become acquainted with the
wisdom revealed throughout its pages a second chance to be restored
and cleaned from the inside out.
It matters very little whether God is still speaking or the world
is radically changing if churches continue to organize themselves
to always do what they've always done. Life in infinitely creative.
New ideas are routinely generated by good and gifted people
prompted by circumstances and motivated by aspirations of faithful
discipleship. But new ideas lose their luster and life-giving
potential when they are assigned to a committee, subjected to
parliamentary protocol, controlled by command, and wrapped up in
the red tape of policies and procedures. What chance do fresh
breezes of the Spirit have in the face of systems designed to
withstand even the mightiest winds of change? There is a better
way, one that requires moving beyond machine models of
organizational life into a new paradigm that values churches as
living systems capable of adaptive reorganization in response to
changes, challenges, and choices. Rather then clinging anxiously to
the way things have always been, living churches reach toward
abundant life with zest and a sense of adventure that inspire
genuine wonder and awe. Drawing on insights from organizational
innovators in a variety of specializations, this book invites
churches to become organizationally nimble by clearing away
bureaucratic clutter and boldly engaging emerging possibilities. It
helps churches organize for now and not forever, and provides a way
for meaningful ministry to maintain or reclaim its place at the top
of every congregation's list of things to do today.
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