Leadership the Wesleyan Way

CONTENTS: 

ORIENTATION: WESLEYAN LEADERSHIP IN THE POSTMODERN WORLD
Leadership the Wesleyan Way by Aaron Perry
What Makes Leadership Wesleyan? by Lovett H. Weems, Jr.
Wesleyan Leadership in a PostmodernContext by Rob Muthiah
The Potential of Wesleyan Leadership: A Reformed Perspective by Richard Mouw

BIBLICAL & THEOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS
A Theology of Leadership for Wesleyans by Christopher Bounds
Old Testament Models for Leading the Wesleyan Way by Jerome Van Kuiken
New Testament Perspectives on Leadership by Abson Prédestin Joseph
The Cartography of Kingdom Leadership: Charting a New Course by David Smith
Holiness, Power, and Mission by Matthew I. Ayars
Women in Ministry: The "Problem Texts" by Ken Schenck
The Leader as Shepherd by Jennifer Ellison
A Wesleyan Sacramental Spirituality of Leadership by Robert Moore-Jumonville

HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES
John Wesley's PracticalDivinity by William Willimon
The Leadership of John Wesley by Daniel L. Burnett
The Leadership of Francis Asbury by Bryan R. Easley
Wesleyan Pragmatism in Leadership by Thomas Tumblin
A Wesleyan Critique of Political Leadership by Charles Gutenson
Institutional Thinking and Living in the Wesleyan Tradition by Greg Jones and Laceye Warner

LEADERSHIP THEORY AND PRINCIPLES
Authentic & Ethical Leadership by Tim Beuthin
Transformational Leadership by Priscilla Hammond
Contingency Theory by Aaron Perry
Shared Leadership and Expert Followers by Bryan R. Easley
Leading Well Under Pressure by Rob McKenna and Amy Nagley
Gender and Organizational Leadership by Aaron Perry
Adaptive Wesleyan Spiritual Leadership by Bryan Sims

LEADERSHIP IN MINISTRY
Rethinking Servant Leadership by Kevin Mannoia
Leading in an Urban Context by Richard L. Gray
Leading Ministry Teams and Small Groups by Daryl Smith
Leadership through Preaching by Lenny Luchetti
Ethical Leadership and Gifts by AaronPerry and Eric R. Hallett
Clergywomen and Ministry Leadership by Beth K. Armstrong
Challenge ofBoard Leadership by Brian S. Simmons