Robert DR. J. Clinton Boeken

Focusing on the books of 1 and 2 Corinthians, this commentary explores key leadership themes and the challenges faced by the early church. It highlights how the apostolic leader Paul addresses issues within a troubled congregation, providing insights into his guidance and strategies for effective leadership in a complex environment.

Focusing on Titus's role as an apostolic leader, this commentary delves into his ministry and the broader context of apostolic leadership through 49 insightful articles. It presents a taxonomy of apostolic ministries, categorizing Paul, Timothy, and Titus into three distinct stages. The book emphasizes the importance of appointing qualified leaders in the Church, who not only teach sound doctrine but also exemplify Christian living, particularly in the context of Crete. It highlights the need for leaders to encourage practical Christian behavior among their communities.

Focusing on leadership lessons, the book examines the Bible's various books and identifies six distinct leadership eras: Patriarchal, Pre-Kingdom, Kingdom, Post-Kingdom, Pre-Church, and Church. Each era is analyzed for its unique contributions to understanding leadership, providing insights that are applicable to contemporary contexts.

Focusing on the concept of a Bible-centered leader, this manual presents a Life Long Bible Mastery Paradigm, emphasizing a select core of biblical texts for leaders to master throughout their lives. It offers an Equipping formula and guidelines for consistent engagement with Scripture. Additionally, the book outlines four types of impactful communication events for effectively using the Word. Drawing from over a decade of research, it highlights the traits of leaders who excel in their spiritual journeys, primarily those rooted in biblical principles.

Focusing on the development of leaders, this self-study manual presents research findings on living a focused life, including life purpose and effective methodologies. Revised after a decade of classroom use, it introduces the concept of a Personal Life Mandate, a concise document outlining one's focused life insights. This tool aids in decision-making and guides leaders in mentoring others to achieve their potential, aligning with Ephesians 2:10. The manual serves as a vital resource for personal and professional growth.

By studying the lives of hundreds of historical, biblical, and contemporary leaders, author Robert Clinton has determined six stages of leadership development to help you determine where you are in the process.Each chapter in this leader resource concludes with a personal application section.Ideal for pastors or anyone in a position of authortiy.

This biblical leadership commentary series offers insights from each book of the Bible, focusing on their relevance to contemporary leadership. It explores how biblical principles and narratives can guide and inform modern leaders, providing practical applications and lessons that can enhance leadership effectiveness in various contexts.

Focusing on the theme of divine faithfulness, this commentary highlights how God fulfills His promises to His people, emphasizing the importance for leaders to recognize Him as The Promise Keeper. Through the lens of Obadiah, it offers insights for leaders in understanding their role in relation to God's unwavering commitments.