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Featured
Resources from March 2004
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Resources from February 2004
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Stan
Toler
The Secret Blend
(Waterbrook Press)
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price $16.99. Amazon price $11.89
A
delightfully-written parable about building strong relationships.
Stan is a pastor and author of more than 50 books
as well as a featured columnist for Leader
Links and anyone who works with
people will greatly benefit from this tale about lasting
friendships. In fact, you'll probably want to buy copies
for all the key leaders in your organization.
Andy
Andrews, author of the best-selling book The Travelers
Gift, says, "In The Secret Blend, Stan
Toler helps us to focus on what matters most: our relationships
with the people in our lives. As we share in the truths
that Joe learns in Mac's coffee shop, we experience
a deeper awareness of our thirst for true friendships
and how to obtain them. I can't wait to share this book
with my friends!"
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Oren
Harari
The Leadership Secrets of Colin Powell
(McGraw Hill)
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price $14.95. Amazon price $10.47
Colin
Powell is one of America's most-respected leaders, and
in this book Harari offers an analysis of what makes
Powell such an effective leader. Written for business
leaders, the book offers a wealth of practical insights,
presented in a direct, enjoyable style. Leaders will
benefit from the insights of this leader whose talents
and commitment have taken him to the corridors of power.
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Tom
Marshall
Understanding Leadership
(Baker Books)
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price $12.99. Amazon price $10.39.
This
long-time missionary leader (who died in 1993) draws
on New Testament principles to demonstrate the essence
of Christian leadership. Understanding Leadership
will be of particular value for young leaders who are
building a foundation for Christian service in the future.
Writing of an earlier edition, Ken Blanchard said, "This
is the best book on leadership I have read in the last
decade. Tom Marshall is a genius in highlighting key
leadership issues and making them accessible to us all."
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Featured
Resources from January 2004
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Resources from December 2003
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David
Allen
Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity
(Penguin USA, 2003)
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price: $14.00. Amazon price: $11.20
David
Allen has been called the "personal productivity
guru," and this interesting book is filled with
ideas and insights to help you squeeze more out of your
days without feeling overly squeezed. Busy leaders will
find practical tools for better productivity. No wonder
Ken Blanchard says, "David Allen's strategies for
getting on top of your workload are invaluable."
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John
Stott
Basic Christian Leadership:
Biblical Models of Church, Gospel and Ministry
(InterVarsity Press, 2002)
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price: $13.00. Amazon price: $10.40
In
a book for pastors and church leaders, John Stott calls
for a shift away from the secular models that dominate
much Christian leadership and a return to biblical leadership
principles (drawn primarily from Paul's first letter
to the church at Corinth). Stott is one of the major
figures of the evangelical world, and his teaching is
clear and solidly biblical as he calls on today's pastors
to find God's at work in the midst of our own weakness.
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Featured
Resources from November 2003
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Aubrey
Malphurs
Being Leaders: The Nature of Authentic Christian
Leadership
(Baker Books, 2003)
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Price: $16.99. Amazon Price: $11.89
Believing
that too many churches and parachurch groups are blindly
operating under secular leadership principles and strategies,
leadership expert Aubrey Malphurs articulates a working
definition of a Christian leader and leadership based
on Scripture and his own extensive research, and challenges
readers to define and develop leadership in their own
ministry.
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John
C. Maxwell
There's No Such Thing As "Business" Ethics:
There's Only One Rule For Making Decisions
(Warner Faith, 2003)
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Maxwell
shows how people can live with integrity by using the
Golden Rule as their standard regardless of religion,
culture, or circumstances. Along the way, he delves
into the desires of the human heart, reveals the five
most common pitfalls that throw people off the ethical
track, and teaches how to develop the Midas touch when
it comes to personal integrity.
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Resources from October 2003
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