Titlebook: Biblical Cross-Cultural Leadership; Principles from the Suzana Dobri? Veiss,Elizabeth K. Hunt,Joshua D. He Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if app

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Suzana Dobri? Veiss,Elizabeth K. Hunt,Joshua D. HeExplains how the New Testament informs cross-cultural leadership practices in contemporary organizations.Advances scholarly discourses on values-based leadership through a thoughtful examination from

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Biblical Cross-Cultural Leadership978-3-031-58973-7Series ISSN 2946-4579 Series E-ISSN 2946-4587

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Yoshihito Watanabe,Hiroshi Fujiithe Bible holds the answers we desperately seek. The Gospel of Matthew communicates the coming, calling, and commissioning that reconciled the cultural divide and demonstrated cross-cultural leadership. Today’s rampant globalization demands similar reconciliation and demonstration. The examination o

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Fundamental and Applied Catalysisaders to be able to lead cross-culturally. This chapter addresses the gap in the current research of studying the Christian Scriptures for lessons about cross-cultural leadership in contemporary organizational settings. An exegetical analysis of Paul’s speech before the Areopagus in Acts 17:16–34 is

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Fundamental and Applied Catalysis The early church united ethnically disparate groups with longstanding divides between them under one unifying mission and vision: the Gospel. Paul’s attempts to unite these disparate groups created conflict. The analysis in this chapter identifies five cross-cultural leadership principles Paul used

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Environmentally Related Processes,better understand how cross-cultural leadership can break down barriers and facilitate change. The analysis of John 4 yielded five principles for cross-cultural leaders: (a) awareness of cultural dimensions helps leaders adjust when conflict arises, (b) understanding cultural identity allows leaders