A practical guide for leading others with wisdom, integrity, and humanity This book argues that great leadership requires wisdom. Rather than a formulaic managerial approach to leadership, Lead with Wisdom presents the case for leadership based on our shared humanity and the stories that unite us. What emerges is a model of leadership based on learning to read key patterns of human experience: the way language shapes our reality, how we form new meaning through conversation, how relationships determine influence and how we deal with uncertainty. It presents readers with the tools and illustrated examples to implement the four arts of leading wisely: how to draw out and create a new story in the organization, how to find and leverage the brilliance of people, how to speak with promise to restore meaning and hope, and how to show grace in dealing with the most demanding people and circumstances. <ul>
<li>Offers a leadership approach rooted in our shared humanity and the stories which unite and define us</li> <li>Ideal for corporate leaders, middle managers, administrators, and anyone else with management responsibilities</li> <li>Written by a popular speaker on leadership and the author of Arts of the Wise Leader, with personal CEO experience and a PhD in the history of ideas</li> <li>Structured as one key idea per page or double page spread with funky line drawings supporting the concepts and skills</li> </ul>
For anyone who wants to lead with wisdom, integrity, and humanity, Lead with Wisdom offers a welcome alternative to traditionally robotic and formulaic leadership strategies.

Lead with Wisdom: How Wisdom Transforms Good Leaders into Great Leaders

Business & Money

Strom, Mark

Business Culture

wiley

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Woodworking Projects for the Kitchen: 50 Useful, Easy-To-Make Items

Science & Math

Rankin, Lee

Technology

Sterling Pub. Co., Inc.

The Bible is the sure Word of God, a help and guide for our everyday life. But it's also filled with bewildering diversity--poetry, history, and letters written by dozens of people in several languages. What do the exodus, covenant, and priesthood have to do with grace, faith, and discipleship? What possible connection can there be between Sinai and Golgotha? How do we get from the Garden of Eden to the New Jerusalem? This accessible introduction to the Bible emphasizes the unity within its diversity. The Symphony of Scripture traces the great biblical themes in their recurring rhythms and patterns, helping the reader see and appreciate God's grand, overarching design for His creation.

The Symphony of Scripture: Making Sense of the Bible's Many Themes

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Intervarsity Pr

The Greco-Roman world was shaped by ideals and abstract ideas. The Apostle Paul left them behind. But they continue to shape evangelical teaching and practice. This picture contradicts the common impression of Paul as an abstract theologian, someone who wrestled with deep theological doctrine while hovering six feet above everyday reality. But in fact, it was the philosopher's of Paul's day--and even some of Paul's Christian opponents--who traded heavily in abstractions, one-way rhetoric and top-down hierarchies while depreciating the currency of common experience. By contrast, Paul the tentmaker was a conversationalist of God's good news, a storyteller of Jesus Christ, an apostle who walked the avenues and back alleys of everyday reality. His passion was for communities of grace and conversation where the new reality of Christ was explored and embodied within the daily messiness of life. Reframing Paul unveils this Paul in his original context and invites us to engage him on new terms. Courageously author Mark Strom draws Paul into vital conversation with contemporary evangelicalism. His book is for those who wonder why people leave churches for alternative spiritual paths--and who may even be tempted to do so themselves. More than anything, his book is for those who wonder what's gone wrong and who want to learn how the church can be an attractive community of transforming grace and conversation.

Reframing Paul: Conversations in Grace Community

IVP Academic

A beautiful symphony, but sometimes confusing. The Bible is the sure Word of God, a help and guide for everyday life. But it's also filled with bewildering diversity poetry, history, and letters written by dozens of people in several languages. What do the exodus, covenant, and priesthood have to do with grace, faith, and discipleship? What possible connection can there by between Sinai and Golgotha? How do we get from the Garden of Eden to the New Jerusalem? This accessible introduction to the Bible emphasizes the unity within its diversity. Mark Strom traces the great themes in their recurring rhythms and patterns, helping the reader discern God's grand, overarching design for his creation.

Symphony of Scripture: Making Sense of the Bibles Many Themes

P&R Publishing

A practical guide for leading others with wisdom, integrity, and humanity This book argues that great leadership requires wisdom. Rather than a formulaic managerial approach to leadership, Lead with Wisdom presents the case for leadership based on our shared humanity and the stories that unite us. What emerges is a model of leadership based on learning to read key patterns of human experience: the way language shapes our reality, how we form new meaning through conversation, how relationships determine influence and how we deal with uncertainty. It presents readers with the tools and illustrated examples to implement the four arts of leading wisely: how to draw out and create a new story in the organization, how to find and leverage the brilliance of people, how to speak with promise to restore meaning and hope, and how to show grace in dealing with the most demanding people and circumstances. <ul>
<li>Offers a leadership approach rooted in our shared humanity and the stories which unite and define us</li> <li>Ideal for corporate leaders, middle managers, administrators, and anyone else with management responsibilities</li> <li>Written by a popular speaker on leadership and the author of Arts of the Wise Leader, with personal CEO experience and a PhD in the history of ideas</li> <li>Structured as one key idea per page or double page spread with funky line drawings supporting the concepts and skills</li> </ul>
For anyone who wants to lead with wisdom, integrity, and humanity, Lead with Wisdom offers a welcome alternative to traditionally robotic and formulaic leadership strategies.

Management & Leadership

Wrightbooks

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Lead with Wisdom: How Wisdom Transforms Good Leaders into Great Leaders

Woodworking Projects for the Kitchen: 50 Useful, Easy-To-Make Items

The Symphony of Scripture: Making Sense of the Bible's Many Themes

Reframing Paul: Conversations in Grace Community

Symphony of Scripture: Making Sense of the Bibles Many Themes

Lead with Wisdom: How Wisdom Transforms Good Leaders into Great Leaders