Titlebook: Biblical Principles for Resilience in Leadership; Theory and Cases Carlo A. Serrano Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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,Computerkriminalit?t und Strafrecht,ic decision that a leader can make. This chapter looks at what is arguably the most pivotal moment in the organizational life of the nation of Israel and discusses the power of transition in the organizational design.

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,Computerkriminalit?t und Strafrecht,” (1 Sam. 13:14, 16:18; 1 Chr. 28:3)? This chapter looks at the paradoxes of Israel’s greatest king and how leadership fatigue eventually led to the downfall of United Israel. This chapter also discusses how leadership failure does not have to be the final chapter in a leader’s legacy.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8259-9 James, it does offer a glimpse into the power dynamic of the early Church. This chapter examines the decision-making of one of the pillars of the early Church, a man many scholars believe to be the brother of Jesus Christ.

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Internet-Angebote und Urheberrecht,with a discussion on the servant-leadership nature of Jesus’ and Paul’s ministry. Finally, this chapter summarizes the resilience principles found in the previous chapters, which may serve as the best defense for leadership fatigue and the fallout that comes with ethical and moral failure.

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Amazing Grace: The Bible and the Gift of Leadership,all of the spiritual gifts’ lists found in the New Testament. Rather than unpacking the various definitions of leadership, this chapter drills down into the concept of leadership as being a gift from God and how the theological underpinnings of leadership foster resilience.

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