Experiencing LeaderShift
letting go of leadership heresies
Don Cousins
268 pages | ~7 hrs
Experiencing LeaderShift
letting go of leadership heresies
By Don Cousins
In a world where churches increasingly mirror corporate boardrooms, many spiritual leaders find themselves caught between worldly success metrics and authentic biblical calling. Don Cousins addresses this critical tension by examining how secular business principles have infiltrated modern church leadership, creating what he identifies as a problematic blend of spiritual purpose and corporate methodology.
This exploration challenges leaders to step back from the pressure to build bigger congregations and achieve measurable outcomes that mirror business success. Instead, Cousins guides readers toward rediscovering the foundational biblical principles that should shape authentic Christian leadership. Rather than pursuing the CEO superstar model that has become prevalent in contemporary church culture, he presents an alternative approach rooted in scripture.
The book focuses on helping leaders recognize and utilize their God-given gifts in ways that align with divine purpose rather than worldly expectations. Cousins emphasizes the biblical calling to equip others for service, shifting the focus from personal achievement to empowering those within the community. This approach represents a fundamental reorientation from leadership as performance to leadership as stewardship.
Through this framework, readers discover how to experience genuine spiritual fulfillment by conducting their leadership responsibilities according to divine principles rather than secular standards. The result promises to be leadership that reflects God's intentions for His work in the world.
What You'll Discover
- ✓ Explore Biblical teaching
- ✓ Explore Leadership
- ✓ Explore Christianity
- ✓ Explore Christian leadership
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Details
- Published
- 2008
- Publisher
- David C. Cook
- ISBN-13
- 9781434768544
- ISBN-10
- 1434768546
- Pages
- 268
- Language
- EN
- LC Classification
- BV652.1.C688 2008