Karl-Martin Velt Boeken

The moment Jesus kneels with a towel and bowl to wash his disciples’ feet. The point where he looks Peter in the eye and predicts betrayal. That intimate, urgent prayer to the Father for the disciples. That resolute strength before the Sanhedrin, before Pilate, before the crowd. The cross. The talk with Mary in the Garden. The walk with Peter at Galilee.The later chapters of the Gospel of John form what is for many the deepest and most moving accounts of all Scripture. They also form a detailed description of Jesus’ final days and hours on earth, Jesus final instructions to his team as he prepares to hand on his ministry.Karl Martin mines this incredibly rich vein of Scripture to draw lessons for leadership, leadership in Jesus’ way. Leadership in the way of Jesus is about humility, about investing your life in your team, about facing betrayal, about dying to self, about handing on, about succession. Ultimately, true leadership is not about seeing others serve your dream – it is about seeing others released into the dreams, the gifting and calling that the Lord has placed on their lives. It is about something beyond you.This deceptively profound, honest and practical book gives great insight for leaders – challenge for younger leaders, encouragement for mid-life leaders, and refreshment for the mature leaders – and what may be some of the most significant lessons of their leadership life.

Focusing on the Victorian era, this study delves into the social science of poverty as understood by influential experts of the time. It explores their insights and misconceptions regarding the poor, highlighting how these perceptions shaped relief policies and contributed to the foundations of British social science. The book provides a thorough analysis of the historical context and the intellectual frameworks that guided the Victorian approach to poverty.

The book presents a transformative approach to leadership, emphasizing the importance of leading from a deeper, more authentic place. It advocates for leaders who embody qualities such as truth, bravery, kindness, and curiosity. By offering practical tools and insights, the author aims to cultivate leaders capable of not only achieving success but also positively influencing the moral fabric of their times.

The book explores the 1970 Kent State shootings through innovative perspectives, employing currere and psychoanalytic guided regression to delve into the emotional and psychological impacts of the event. It aims to provide a deeper understanding of the massacre's significance and its lasting effects on individuals and society. By revisiting this pivotal moment in history, the author seeks to illuminate the complexities surrounding the tragedy and its implications for contemporary discussions on protest and violence.

Stand is a call to discipleship. A call to really live. To live out your Christian life, standing on the truth of who God is and who you are in him, standing on the reality of what he's done. Standing firm in battle. Standing up for others. Being prepared to stand out.

A map for a new kind of leadership the world sorely needs - leaders who lead from a deeper place. Leaders who strive to lead True, Brave, Kind and Curious. Practical and focused, Martin provides tools that can grow the reader into a leader who not only succeeds within their current context, but might even 'fix the character of their times.'

History of Paderborn, Germany listing important events, people and industries located in the city.

Mit einer dialogischen Führung werden Firmen innovativ, zukunftsorientiert und erfolgreich. Wenn Dialog in einem Unternehmen praktiziert wird, handeln die Mitarbeiter aus eigener Einsicht und in eigener Verantwortung.