If you examine almost any effective leader, you’ll find that that they are lifelong learners. Most of their learning comes from two sources: deep reflection on their leadership experiences and intentional exposure to other leaders. They read what leaders write and they receive mentoring and coaching from leaders they respect and trust. This is a book for a mentoring leader to share with developing rising leaders. It is designed with thought provoking and action oriented exercises to launch stimulating conversations. You will walk away with expanded thinking, challenged motivations, and an enhanced ability to lead others in a life-giving way. Christians worship a life-giving God. Doesn’t it make sense that the leadership he intends for every Jesus follower to experience would also be life-giving? Find one or two other leaders, fire up the tea or coffee pot and let’s get going!

Life-Giving Leadership

Religion & Spirituality

King, Roy

Christian Books & Bibles

LeaderSpace

What if the ways you think about yourself, the world and everyone in it were the human equivalent of your own internal ‘operating system’? 
What if you could upgrade that operating system, evolving it as radically now as you did as a child? You’d suddenly find it easier to: Achieve better outcomes with a lot less effort Find opportunities in fiendishly complex problems Juggle stakeholders’ diverse, evolving needs Take relationships to a whole new level Navigate dilemmas and polarising issues Adapt, evolve and progress in whatever ways you find most meaningful\nUpgrade is a practical manual for revolutionising the way you look at yourself, your work and the people around you. Not only that, it’ll help you trigger the same kind of step-change in others.

Upgrade: Building your capacity for complexity

Business & Money

Ellis, Karen

BOSTON, Richard

Management & Leadership

Jesus commanded his disciples to make disciples. His teaching was focused on the kingdom of God, God's rule and reign. Jesus introduced this kingdom with his first inhale, and he exhaled, "It is finished" on the cross. He rose from the dead and made clear to his followers that a new day had dawned. He taught his disciples for 40 days about the kingdom before he ascended into heaven, and he promised them, "I will return." We take Jesus' instruction, "Make disciples", seriously.\nThe first volume in this three part series, Being a Disciple, is an exploration of what it means to be a follower of Jesus. John's model of moving a new follower to maturity, found in 1 John 2:12-14, is used to understand how we, as disciples, grow in our relationship with God.

Kingdom Discipleship - Part 1: Being A Disciple

Dorman, L Douglas

Jesus commanded his disciples to make disciples. His teaching was focused on the kingdom of God, God's rule and reign. Jesus introduced this kingdom with his first inhale, and he exhaled, "It is finished" on the cross. He rose from the dead and made clear to his followers that a new day had dawned. He taught his disciples for 40 days about the kingdom before he ascended into heaven, and he promised them, "I will return." We take Jesus' instruction, "Make disciples", seriously.The second volume in this three part series, Making Disciples, examines the process of Paul moving from being a disciple to making disciples, as outlined in the book of Romans. The focus moves from being a disciple, to helping others become established as lifelong growing disciples of Jesus.

Kingdom Discipleship - Part 2: Making Disciples

Jesus commanded his disciples to make disciples. His teaching was focused on the kingdom of God, God's rule and reign. Jesus introduced this kingdom with his first inhale, and he exhaled, "It is finished" on the cross. He rose from the dead and made clear to his followers that a new day had dawned. He taught his disciples for 40 days about the kingdom before he ascended into heaven, and he promised them, "I will return." We take Jesus' instruction, "Make disciples", seriously.\nThe third book in the Kingdom Discipleship series examines the global challenge of bringing the good news of the kingdom to the nations, and the role of teams in moving beyond addition to multiplication. The book of Acts provides a template for team development, as well as the discovery and development of spiritual gifting.

Kingdom Discipleship - Part 3: Multiplying Disciples