Impact Leadership: Dealing with Opposition, Obstacles, and ConflictCovenant Books, Inc., 2019 M12 5 - 80 pages Every leader realizes that there will be obstacles to cross over, conflicts to resolve, and more than likely, opposition to face as part of achieving one's purpose, complete organizational goals, and the success of individual or church vision. Nehemiah provides for us an excellent example of one who was able to accomplish his God-given vision in the face of opposition, obstacles, and conflict. Throughout this book, we see his strategy of responding instead of reacting to challenging circumstances, the actions of others, and the obstacles he faced. If you are facing challenges today as a leader in your church or organization, these principles will enhance your ability to lead and win. |
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