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Book SynopsisFrom bestselling author Bill Hull is a fresh take on leading like Jesus in every area of life. Whether you are leading a business, a church, or your family, the principles Bill Hull shares will draw you closer to Jesus and show you how to lead as a disciple of the one who transforms everything we know and believe about leadership.
Table of ContentsIntroduction Chapter 1: The Rehabilitation of Christian Leaders: Rehabilitate Your Thinking About Jesus Rehabilitation for Christian leaders begins with a commitment to do more than acknowledge Jesus’ uniqueness; it is when they rearrange their lives around his practices. Chapter 2: What Makes a Leader Happy?: Rehabilitate Your Motivation Jesus was happy when his followers experienced joy and meaning. Chapter 3: Making a Dent in the World: Rehabilitate Your Idea of How You Make Your Mark Jesus was most effective when he was himself in the ordinary circumstances of life. Chapter 4: The Leader’s Worldview: Rehabilitate Your Interpretation of the World Jesus was effective in this world because he was guided by the reality of another world. Chapter 5: The Leader and Humility: Rehabilitate What You Think of Yourself Jesus was able to serve because he had a clear understanding of who he was dependent on and gladly acknowledged it. Chapter 6: Becoming Something Else: Rehabilitate How Far You Are Willing to Go Jesus withheld nothing; he taught us to lay aside privilege and that we have great capacity to change. Chapter 7: Leadership in Hard Times: Rehabilitate How Much You Can Take Jesus taught us how to suffer under pressure, thrive in it, and teach others in the middle of it. Chapter 8: The Rewards of Leadership: Rehabilitate What You Want Out of It Jesus was satisfied with the knowledge that he had faithfully completed his Father’s work and that he had not squandered anything that his Father entrusted to him. Chapter 9: Leaders Are a Work in Progress: Rehabilitate Your Heart for Staying in the Struggle Jesus modeled for us that leadership is as much following, listening, and submitting as it is leading others. It will involve pain and pleasure, and it will continue until we are finished with God’s work. Notes About the Author
