BL 231 - Biblical Leadership

Church leaders today increasingly base their ministries on secular principles rather than the timeless principles of God’s Word.

The strength of the New Testament church came not from a few professionally trained leaders at the top, but from willing church volunteers using their gifts in service of their Lord. Whether you are a pastor, Christian education director, youth worker, children’s director, teacher, or other ministry leader, this book will help you grow in self-perception, skills, and vision as a leader. Empower others to lead as you train, mentor, and mobilize teams for ministry.

Kenneth O. Gangel, 128 pages, paper, ISBN 1-929852-80-0

Dr. Kenneth O. Gangel has been teaching and training men and women on the subject of leadership for over forty-three years. He has held many leadership positions in the church and in Christian higher education and is currently a Scholar-in-Residence at Toccoa Falls College in Toccoa Falls, Georgia.

Table of Contents

1. Accepting and Applying Biblical Leadership

2. Paying Attention to Administration

3. Organizing Your Meaningful Ministry

4. Setting and Achieving Goals

5. Perceiving and Planning Ministry

6. Creating a Climate for Developing Leadership Teams

7. Assessing and Recruiting Leadership Teams

8. Preparing and Placing Leadership Teams

9. Challenging and Changing New Leaders

10. Supervising Satisfied Teams

11. True Team Decision-Making

12. Making Leaders Out of Learners

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