What is Christian leadership, and how is it different from management? In today’s article, Richard Gray shares how he and his colleagues sought to fill a void by developing a theoretical construct for leadership that would speak to their Wesleyan theological underpinnings.
Resistance. […] Maybe it’s the addict who has been court-ordered to participate in therapy, the teenager whose parents are “forcing” him to talk with a counselor, or the child who is reluctant to process her past trauma. Knowing how to respond effectively to resistance can mean the difference between a positive treatment experience and the helping relationship being left more bruised and battered than the desk in my office.
As people of faith, we can work to play a role in shaping the very markets that we participate in. If you had a clearer understanding of what occurred within the supply chain for a particular good you typically purchase, how might that change what you buy or how much you spend?
