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Dewey Decimal Number: 253 Edition: 1 Format: Bargain Price Label: Thomas Nelson Manufacturer: Thomas Nelson Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 240 Publication Date: January 31, 2006 Publisher: Thomas Nelson Studio: Thomas Nelson Related Items:
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 Rating:  - The Master's touchWhen I first picked up Lead Like Jesus I was reminded of my first exposure to The Training of the Tweleve by A.B. Bruce and The Master Plan of Evangelism by Robert Coleman. But as I read this book I came to the realization that this book was different. It offered something more. Lead Like Jesus is an excellent book that details the servant leader's responsibilities, to himself or herself and then to their partnership relationship. What I appreciate about this book is the Biblical ... Read More Rating:  - Lead Like JesusThis book captures a proven leadership style that is timeless. Lead Like Jesus is appropriate for both the Church and the business place. We use it to develop servant leaders on our organization. I strongly recommend you add it to your leadership library. Rating: - Good incorporation of scriptural basis for leading the right wayThe servant leader has always been the only approach that makes sense, and Ken Blanchard wrote many books about this before he got saved. Now, he understands the ultimate model for his philosophy - Jesus Christ - and has become an effective advocate for Jesus' modeling of servant leadership. I am going to teach from this book beginning in September 2008, and I believe my students will benefit immensely from the material here. Rating:  - Jesus as the Model of LeadershipKen Blanchard's book, Lead Like Jesus, was like a good meal to me: a meat, two vegetables, satisfying but not noteworthy. Certainly there is nothing particularly harmful in the book (it is not like fast-food), but the "a-ha" moments were virtually non-existent for me. Now this is not necessarily a bad thing. In a world where much Christian literature is positively harmful for its lack of Scriptural faithfulness, a solid book like this that reminds us of core values is worth our attention. Rating: - Lead Like JesusGreat book that is easy to read and well organized. Deals with the fundementals such as motive and perspective, and is very effective. 
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