Tag Archives: Incarnational Leadership

What is Incarnational Leadership?

Posted on March 7, 2015 by Biblical Guy

Incarnational leadership is rooted in the life of our Lord Jesus Christ, as “He took a towel” (John 13:2-5). He was efficient with people, had goals in sight, but was also relational over being task-driven. This kind of leadership produces … Continue reading →

The Character of Servant Leadership

Posted on August 7, 2010 by Biblical Guy

Leadership is the big catchphrase for the church in America in the last dozen or so years, but what is real leadership? Many books and resources are available on this subject, and to be honest with you, most of them … Continue reading →

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What is Incarnational Leadership?

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