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Are you a "good king" or "bad king" in your style of leadership? Do you fully understand your calling as a leader in your business, ministry or organization? Are you ready to deliberately become a better and more caring leader, building your foundation on the time-tested principles of Scripture? Get ready to go deeper in your desire and ability to lead as as servant Good King, Bad King introduces five very important and essential concepts of leadership, all originating in the heart and mind of the great Servant Leader-Jesus Christ: 1) Purpose - God created you for a specific purpose. 2)...

When God created humans, He hardwired them with a need to make progress in life and even commanded them to do so. Millennia later, the need for progress remains acute especially for those in leadership roles. In Empowering Progress, Leon Drennan charts a path to fulfilling this basic human drive for men and women in leadership. The key, he says, is to know the steps necessary to achieve progress and then empower people in an organization to take those steps effectively.

The route to progress includes planning, documentation and training, implementing...

TAKE A HEALTHY VIEW OF THE PEOPLE YOU LEAD,

AND THE PAIN YOU AVOID MAY BE YOUR OWN

Whether people are a boon or a bother really depends on you. On whether you help them feel like they count. On whether you make it clear where you're leading. And on whether you convince them that going there is what they want, too.

There's a lot riding on how you fulfill your role as a leader, and that's why Leon Drennan has written this excellent guide to making the most of your most important resource. In People: Your Greatest Asset or Biggest Headache?,...

Do you feel like you're working harder than ever but not getting anywhere personally or professionally? If so, author Leon Drennan can help. In The Power of Purpose and Priorities, he explains how to reassess your mission, values, and purpose in order to gain focus in your activities and develop priorities. Drennan says "less is more" when it comes to scheduling in business, family life, and social engagements. Wise people learn to prune away all nonessen-tial activities in their personal lives and organizations to optimize the use of resources.

The most important...