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Maintaining Integrity in a Culture of Self-Promotion - Monica Busch (Podcast Episode 6)
Making It Work PodcastHow can you maintain integrity in a culture of self-promotion? A Christian at Facebook gives us a view from...
Speaking Up When You’re Not the Boss - Joi Freeman (Podcast Episode 5)
Making It Work PodcastSpeaking up, especially when you’re not in a position of authority, is not easy. So, how do you know when to...
The Priesthood of All Believers
AudioA new leadership style is coming, and it arrived washing the disciples' feet. It is leadership that serves.
Does Servant Leadership Mean An Intern Gets The Business Class Upgrade? (Video)
VideoSome managers baulk when Christian values are actually expected at work.
The End of Moses’ Work (Deuteronomy 31:1-34:12)
Bible CommentarySuccession Planning (Deuteronomy 31:1-32:47) After the speeches, Joshua succeeds Moses as leader of Israel. “Moses...
The Challenge to Moses’ Authority (Numbers 12)
Bible CommentaryIn Numbers 12, Moses’ brother and sister, Aaron and Miriam, try to launch a revolt against his authority. They...
Judah’s Transformation to a Man of God (Genesis 44:1-45:15)
Bible CommentaryIn the final episode of Joseph’s testing of his brothers, Joseph framed Benjamin for an imaginary crime and...
Applications from Joseph’s Management Experience (Genesis 41:46-57; 47:13-26)
Bible CommentaryGenesis’s interest in Joseph’s management of the food crisis lies more in its effect on the family of Israel than in...
Israel’s Failure of Leadership (Ezekiel 34)
Bible CommentaryIsrael's leaders are indicted for their failure to care for the nation. Ezekiel 34 uses the metaphor of shepherding to...
Leading and Serving (2 Corinthians 4)
Bible CommentarySecond Corinthians 4 brings together themes that are closely related in Paul’s work—transparency, humility,...
Christian Leadership as Service (1 Corinthians 4:1–4)
Bible CommentaryIn this passage, Paul offers a definitive statement of what it means to be a leader.