Leadership as Parenting

In Bruce E. Winston, Leadership as Loving One Another: Agapao and Agape Love in the Organization. Springer Nature Switzerland. pp. 43-63 (2024)
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The purpose of writing this chapter is to show that leadership is like parenting one’s children. As indicated in John 21, Jesus opened his mouth to address his followers as his children. Following that, Jesus performed everything a good parent could do to ensure the safety of their children. Jesus showed the disciples his care, tenderness, service, love, and patience. He nurtured their body and soul to remain strong in their callings. And parental leadership style is not limited to the church. An organization whose leaders reflect parental leadership style, whether the church, government institution, or for-profit organization, remains healthy, strong, and profitable because leaders serve self-sacrificially.

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