LD121 Transformational Leadership

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Today’s churches, parachurch organizations, and businesses require leadership that is transformational. In this course, Dr. Mark McCloskey, professor of transformational leadership at Bethel Seminary in St. Paul, explains his 4R model of transformational leadership. The model provides a biblical framework for leadership based on the cardinal virtues. Dr. McCloskey explores practical ways to use the 4R model in the process of learning, teaching, and practicing leadership. He shows how leaders can apply these lessons to a variety of leadership contexts. Even those who do not have formal leadership roles will find this course informative and practical as they influence churches and organizations where they are members.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

3m

Transformational Leadership Theory

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The Twenty-First-Century Leadership Context

The Twenty-First-Century Leadership Context

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A Theology of Transformational Leadership

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An Overview of Biblical Transformation

An Overview of Biblical Transformation

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Relationships

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Relationships Defined

Relationships Defined

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Roles

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Overview: Needed Roles in a Missional Community

Overview: Needed Roles in a Missional Community

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Responsibilities

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Overview of Leadership Responsibilities

Overview of Leadership Responsibilities

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Results

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Stewardship as a Moral Imperative

Stewardship as a Moral Imperative

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Application

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A Shift from Formal Authority to Moral Authority: Power and Authority

A Shift from Formal Authority to Moral Authority: Power and Authority

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Where Do Spiritual Gifts Fit In?

Where Do Spiritual Gifts Fit In?

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Summary and Conclusion

Using the Lessons Learned

Using the Lessons Learned

5m