We all desire grace, but both receiving and giving grace can be a little more complicated. Huizing and authors pulls a beautiful picture of grace under the lens of leadership. One might ask how something could be so available and yet undefined and unembraced-and yet this text solidifies the value of grace for all leaders with detailing what it is, to whom it should belong, and how to develop it in leadership. As the beauty of grace unfolds, let us all reach for it and give it. -Kathleen Patterson, Professor, Regent University, USA. Drawing upon both Jewish and Christian scriptures, this book lays a groundwork for understanding how grace is a critical element of leadership and followership studies. This volume, divided into three sections, begins by defining the concept of grace leadership, using biblical examples. Part two discusses how grace leadership develops while the last part of the book offers contemporary examples of leaders displaying grace to their employees. With cases from the military as well as organizational perspectives, this edited collection adds a new wrinkle to the leadership literature and will appeal to scholars in HRM and organizational studies. Russell L. Huizing is Professor of Pastoral Ministry and Chair of the Ministry and Leadership Department at Toccoa Falls College, USA. An Adjunct Instructor at Regent University, USA, Russell is the Editor of the Theology of Leadership Journal. He is co-author of Evaluating Employee Performance through Christian Virtues.

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Russell L. Huizing is Professor of Pastoral Ministry and Chair of the Ministry and Leadership Department at Toccoa Falls College, USA. An Adjunct Instructor at Regent University, USA, Russell is the Editor of the Theology of Leadership Journal. He is co-author of Evaluating Employee Performance through Christian Virtues.

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Drawing upon both Jewish and Christian scriptures, this book lays a groundwork for understanding how grace is a critical element of leadership and followership studies. This volume, divided into three sections, begins by defining the concept of grace leadership, using biblical examples. Part two discusses how grace leadership develops while the last part of the book offers contemporary examples of leaders displaying grace to their employees. With cases from the military as well as organizational perspectives, this edited collection adds a new wrinkle to the leadership literature and will appeal to scholars in HRM and organizational studies.

Inhalt

Section I: Foundations of Grace Leadership.- Chapter 1 Understanding Old and New Testament Grace.- Chapter 2 Graceful(l) Leadership: God's Initiative and a Leader's Response.- Chapter 3 Illustrations of Grace: John 13:1-17.- Chapter 4 Defining Grace.- Chapter 5 Examining Gracious Leadership in Context.- Section II: Forming Grace Leadership.- Chapter 6 Grace for Everyone.- Chapter 7 Creating a Gracious Place.- Chapter 8David and Growing in Grace.- Chapter 9 Grace-Centered Leadership.- Section III: Finding Grace Leadership.- Chapter 10 David and Military Grace.- Chapter 11 Development by Grace vs. Zero Defect Mentality.- Chapter 12 Dealing with Mistakes.- Chapter 13 Epilogue: What Shall We Do Now?.