Leaders on Leadership: Wisdom, Advice and Encouragement on the Art of Leading God's People

This was a required read for me during my Master Degree program at Azusa Pacific University in California. I would highly recomend this book to all Managers / Leaders. I have completed the program, and am now re-reading this book because I found it so interesting. I considered the information I found in this book very thought provoking, and was glad it was required in my course, or otherwise I may have never found this gem.

Very interesting book. Since it is written by several different spiritual leaders, there are ebbs and flows to the book where one can quickly flow through certain chapters effortlessly, while others require a bit more consideration and effort to get through. I enjoyed the experience, overall.

Everything was good with the book. Just marks in the book from the previous owner.

This book really touched me, showed me how to become the best leader I could possibly be. It shows you the ropes to become better at leading people in the church.

The contributors are people who are widely recognized in ministry. Some are professors, others are pastors, and others still are consultants. The goal of this volume was to challenge leaders to become better at the art of leading. The authors are evangelicals representing a wide variety of views within evangelicalism. Barna is certainly known for his previous works on church growth and trends in America. The uniqueness of this book is probably the honesty with which the contributors make their points. It felt more like a personal interview with many of them. They did a good job at getting to the heart of the matter. So often leadership books are trite or boring. Many authors of such books seem to know-it-all. I seldom felt that way while reading this book. The contributors seemed to have a genuine interest in helping the reader to become all that God wants him/her to be.Paul Heier, author of Leading Out of Love