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Internet-Angebote und Urheberrecht,ence by reflecting on the practices of ancient leaders. Samson, Esther, and the Apostle John are presented as exemplars of resilient leadership along with a discussion on the servant-leadership nature of Jesus’ and Paul’s ministry. Finally, this chapter summarizes the resilience principles found in

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Book 2020es of leadership fatigue. Addressing topics such as stress, crisis, and pressures in leadership, this book offers biblical principles in each chapter that practically connect theory with application. The chapters explore topics such as leadership transitions, the value of followership, crisis manage

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Internet-Angebote und Urheberrecht,is chapter examines the mediating factors that led to Moses’ most critical leadership error, as well as how he bounced back from his failure. This chapter also explores the unique leadership issues that arise from a large organizational context. Finally, this chapter wrestles with the question: Is bigger better when it comes to leadership?