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There are no perfect leaders. God uses unprepared, untrained, incomplete, and unqualified people to "see and do greater things" for Him. He guides and gives vision, while equipping those He calls. In this practical and inspirational book, Dr. Paul Swamidass explores how Biblical leadership skills and giftings are multi-dimensional. He highlights both the leader''s strengths and weaknesses and shows how Christ-centered leadership based on Biblical truth creates a thriving leader equipped to strengthen and prepare other believers. In this book, you will discover: ΓÇó How Jesus taught leadership by personal example ΓÇó How Jesus explained the qualifications of Biblical leaders ΓÇó That Jesus taught leadership qualifications through admonition of failed religious leaders ΓÇó How we can learn from exemplary Biblical leaders ΓÇó How we can learn from failed leaders in the BibleLeading a church or ministry can seem a daunting task, but God''s Word provides the perfect template for instruction. Dr. Swamidass expertly guides readers to the revelatory leadership principles contained within the Bible. This book is for every Christian who wants to grow as a wise, effective, and flourishing leader.

Leading Beyond Limits introduces a new faith-filtered view of leadership, an innovative and revolutionary approach based on both biblical principles and developmental psychology. The authors, Michael and Valerie Murphy, have a lifetime of learned leadership experience in both the classroom and in practice, and they offer more than a one-size-fits-all approach. They show how God has placed all the necessary resources into every leader''s life to accomplish everything He wants them to do. They teach how to discern who you are as a leader and craft your own leadership vision around what God is doing in your own particular environment. If you''re ready to fulfill God''s plan for leadership in your life, to build and grow your church, business, or mission field, you can rise above your limitations and unleash the unlimited resources of God''s kingdom and purpose for your life. In this, you will discover how to truly lead beyond limits!

Providence tells a gritty, honest, and awe-inspiring survival story. As Jeff battled cancer cells invading his body and treatments that threatened to sap his soul, he lost sight of God and His unending love for him. Through the darkness, God emerged in spectacular fashion, offering a lesson in providence that will not long be forgotten. If you''re struggling to find God in the midst of your pain, you''ll find in Jeff Parker''s story the courage to believe. Are you struggling to find hope when the bad news just keeps coming? Where do we turn when a doctor says, "It''s cancer."? Where do we put our trust when all we can do is barely keep our head above water? How do we get up in the morning and keep moving forward?

This compelling book offers thoughtful views on how and why America''s religious liberties are under attack today, and what actions can be taken to protect this important freedom. You''ll better understand the rich history of religious liberty in America and the reasons why it''s come a lightning-rod issue that''s being debated everywhere from the the media to the halls of Congress. The contributors of this book believe that religious organizations, churches, pastors, and ministries are subject to increasing attacks by anti-religious forces, and that the First Amendment preserves diversity, where people of different faiths, values, and beliefs can live peacefully together without fear or retribution from the government. They come from a wide variety of backgrounds, both personally and professionally, and each offers a valuable viewpoint based on their collective experiences. They all write for The Christian Post including David Closson, Rachel Alexander, Nolan Harkness, Robin Schumacher, Will Vining, Wallace Henley, Karen Farris, Charis Brown, Marcus Tatum, Justin Steckbauer, Ron Hale, Nicole Hayes, Prashanth Daniel, John Tuttle, Sean Coons, Greg Garner, Greg Sukert, and Mark Conn.