Upside Down: The Paradox of Servant Leadership

by Stacy Rinehart

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Servant leadership--the kind of leadership Jesus practiced--is something that sets believers apart. The choice of whether to follow the leadership path to power, authority, and control--or the road to humility and putting others first--is an important one. Learn how to be the kind of leader Jesus was. Includes discussion questions.… (more)

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Servant leadership--the kind of leadership Jesus practiced--is something that sets believers apart. The choice of whether to follow the leadership path to power, authority, and control--or the road to humility and putting others first--is an important one. Learn how to be the kind of leader Jesus was. Includes discussion questions.

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