Leadership Philosophy
Robert J. Clinton writes that a ministry philosophy is the result of leadership development—the ideas, values, and principles whether implicit or explicit the leader uses as guidelines for decision-making, for exercising influence, or for evaluating ministry (The Making of a Leader, page 179).
With the continued growth at Crimson House and the need to expand leadership roles, it is necessary for all who lead to firmly embrace Pastor's leadership style and philosophy. As shared in prayer meeting last Monday, Leadership is an Art, by Max Depree, was instrumental in shaping my philosophy in conjunction with the biblical principles resident in the priesthood of believers. Below is our discussion schedule.
Discussion Schedule
July 20—Foreward
July 27—Introduction; The Millwright Died
September 14—What is Leadership
September 21—Participative Premises
September 28—Theory Fastball
October 5—Roving Leadership
October 12—Intimacy
October 19—Whither Capitalism
October 26—Giant Tales
November 2—Tribal Storytelling
November 6—Who Owns This Place
November 16—Communicate
November 23—No prayer service
November 30—Pink Ice…
December 7—What's Next
December 14—Some Thoughts…
December 21—No Prayer Service
December 28—To Make One…
January 4—Why Should I Weep?
January 11—The Marks of Elegance
January 18—Postscript
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