How my leadership hardships inspired me to write Through Colored Glasses - In this companion video to the Through Colored Glasses study guide, you'll hear what drove me to write this Christian leadership novel. My personal learning experience wasn't pretty ... and… [...]
Amharic translation of Servant Leader Strong - Produced in partnership with a ministry whose vision is to equip church leaders in Ethiopia and beyond, this Amharic translation contains the full text of Servant Leader Strong: Uniting Biblical… [...]
Book Trailer for Inner Threat, a new biblical leadership novel - In this sequel to Through Colored Glasses, Hal Perrone is a first-time CEO with great ambitions. But when his leadership dreams dissolve into his career's worst nightmare, a former enemy… [...]
Sample chapter from Inner Threat, a new novel for Christian leaders - In this fast-paced corporate thriller, readers will encounter the powerful force that seeks to destroy all leadership from within, whether in the marketplace or the church. In Inner Threat: Combatting… [...]
Inner Threat Audiobook - In this fast-paced corporate thriller, readers will encounter the powerful force that seeks to destroy all leadership from within, whether in the marketplace or the church. In Inner Threat: Combatting… [...]
Can Christian businesses borrow money? - Years ago I asked some successful Christian executives their opinion on the Scriptural validity of borrowing money to grow a business. [...]
Are you losing your spiritual spark? - Many of us disentangle the secular from the spiritual, even if just a little. [...]
How to fill up with joy - There are certain people that are just happy all the time. And then there’s me. And probably you. [...]
4 bottlenecks that are choking your leadership - Here are four common bottlenecks that wage war against productivity, along with some questions to help you determine if they’ve snuck into your organization. [...]
Don’t just start new habits—kill old ones - Every leader has habits that drain his or her effectiveness. Before you resolve to start new habits, why don't you jettison some current ones? [...]
