
Leaders, Do Unto Others
Brief Meditations on Leading and Learning and Loving
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Steve Bremner
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David Harwood
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These thirty brief meditations for leaders are based upon The Golden Rule of doing unto others as you would have them do unto you.
©2020 The Love of God Project (P)2024 David HarwoodReseñas de la Crítica
“It’s an honor for me to endorse David Harwood’s book. Why? Because he’s a great friend. But more than that, because he practices what he preaches. The man spills love everywhere he goes. As you read this book, you’re sitting at the feet of a veteran in the faith who has tested and proven these truths through practical living. Pull up a chair, get close, and take the time to learn from one of the Lord’s favorites.”—Bob Sorge
“David Harwood combines decades of pastoral ministry with a deep, personal spirituality and a solid grasp of God’s Word. You will be enriched and helped as you read this practical book, especially if you are a leader in the Body.”—Dr. Michael Brown
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- Kristjan Larson
- 08-09-24
Highly Repetitive and Jumbled Collection of Script
It was a good concept/sentiment that just didn’t deliver for me. because it was basically a bunch of scripture quotes with a ton of shallow, fluffy, word salad that knits it all together in a confusing mass that has no practical point outside of telling the reader to just be good. In fact, if you are even remotely a student of christian scripture, this book offers very little beyond that (with almost no exegesis or explaining of how the quoted scripture actually applied to the point being discussed) … and it was even less of a help on how to actually be an effective christian leader (for which it has nearly zero examples or illustrations outside of simply quoting scripture). After each “reflection”, there is a quick prayer that has the potential to explain some of the point the reflection was trying to teach … with some being more effective than others. While the narration was good enough for the genre and material, it wasn’t anything special.
The chapters and sections in this work are:
Introduction: How to Lead? The Golden Rule! (6:44)
1: Our Foundation (11:10)
2: The New Command, Part 1 (9:13)
3: Getting Up from Supper (16:08)
4: The New Command, Part 2 (8:19)
5: The New Command, Part 3 (14:04)
6: An Epiphany of His Affection (10:26)
7: Loving the Corporate (8:28)
8: Loving Leadership and Praying For People (5:48)
9. Carte Before Horses (10:09)
10. A Loving Environment and the Fear of the Lord (13:49)
11. Recognizing Love’s Limitations (10:24)
12. Knowing You’re Called: A Confidence Key (9:54)
13. Transferring Ownership: Another Confidence Key (10:37)
14. Determining Your Life Message (6:19)
15. The Hireling Minister (12:58)
16. Empathy (16:02)
17. “Lord Jesus, Shepherd Your People!” (17:50)
18. Something Overlooked: Mercy (954)
19. Sarah Laughed (10:28)
20. Modeling Courage (10:18)
21. Honor? Go First! (12:58)
22. Discerning Order: “With” (5:04)
23. Spiritual Parenting (10:14)
24. Leading United and Effective Prayer (17:03)
25. Restitution (4:23)
26. Be For -Giving (4:21)
27. Criticism (7:12)
28. Generosity (4:07)
29. Slow Down (7:35)
30. Faithfulness (10:21)
I was given this free advance review/listener copy (ARC) audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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