The church desperately needs good leaders, but what makes a good leader? In this book Warren Wiersbe details what Christian leadership is all about using the Bible and experience in churches and ministry. In this new book we have an engaging look at the responsibilities, character and Biblical description of a Christian leader. Wiersbe has a fresh and engaging style which makes his points easy to understand. He weaves into the chapters illustrations; stories and examples that help the truths sink in as well as give us a sense of their practical applications. Wiersbe addresses discipline, opportunities and problems, personal giftings, authority, responsibility, accountability, humility, delegation, new methods, opposition and more. In Wiersbe?s own words, ?True leaders never ask others to do what they themselves are unwilling to do. We lead the flock, not drive it, and that means the shepherd is the first one to meet the difficulties and dangers.? I strongly recommend this book for all Christian leaders, whether you are leading within the church or somewhere else. These truths will challenge you to make the most of the role that God has given to you. Knowledge and godly wisdom are manifestly present with the nuances between leadership and drivenness being particularly well painted.

The church desperately needs good leaders, but what makes a good leader? In this book Warren Wiersbe details what Christian leadership is all about using the Bible and experience in churches and ministry. In this new book we have an engaging look at the responsibilities, character and Biblical description of a Christian leader. Wiersbe has a fresh and engaging style which makes his points easy to understand. He weaves into the chapters illustrations; stories and examples that help the truths sink in as well as give us a sense of their practical applications. Wiersbe addresses discipline, opportunities and problems, personal giftings, authority, responsibility, accountability, humility, delegation, new methods, opposition and more. In Wiersbe?s own words, ?True leaders never ask others to do what they themselves are unwilling to do. We lead the flock, not drive it, and that means the shepherd is the first one to meet the difficulties and dangers.? I strongly recommend this book for all Christian leaders, whether you are leading within the church or somewhere else. These truths will challenge you to make the most of the role that God has given to you. Knowledge and godly wisdom are manifestly present with the nuances between leadership and drivenness being particularly well painted.

The church desperately needs good leaders, but what makes a good leader? In this book Warren Wiersbe details what Christian leadership is all about using the Bible and experience in churches and ministry. In this new book we have an engaging look at the responsibilities, character and Biblical description of a Christian leader. Wiersbe has a fresh and engaging style which makes his points easy to understand. He weaves into the chapters illustrations; stories and examples that help the truths sink in as well as give us a sense of their practical applications. Wiersbe addresses discipline, opportunities and problems, personal giftings, authority, responsibility, accountability, humility, delegation, new methods, opposition and more. In Wiersbe’s own words, ‘True leaders never ask others to do what they themselves are unwilling to do. We lead the flock, not drive it, and that means the shepherd is the first one to meet the difficulties and dangers.’ I strongly recommend this book for all Christian leaders, whether you are leading within the church or somewhere else. These truths will challenge you to make the most of the role that God has given to you. Knowledge and godly wisdom are manifestly present with the nuances between leadership and drivenness being particularly well painted.