Category: Leadership Lessons

• Book Review: “Leading With A Limp”

  Dr. Allender offers a very well-researched argument that blends his extensive experience and training as a psychologist and therapist with his grounded theological base. As he walks through significant leadership examples from the biblical narrative, his clinical insights and research bring some very powerful observations to light.

  Mike Peercy

  January 27, 2023

  Book Review, Leadership Lessons

  Book recommendation, Book Review, Books, Dan Allender, leadership, Leading With A Limp, strength, weakness

• Bus-Hopping (Thoughts from a Bus Driver – Part 4)

  

  Imagine being on that bus in the ice storm and the bus slips and slides up to a four-way stop. Imagine some of the passengers demanding to be let out of the bus. Why would someone do that?

  Mike Peercy

  June 2, 2021

  Blog, Leadership Lessons

  bus driver, church-hopping, critical, grace, leadership, leading through chaos, organizations, patience, perseverance

• Unprecedented (Thoughts from a Bus Driver – Part 3)

  

  We’ve had a belly full of “unprecedented” over the last couple of years. There isn’t a leader in the world that had been in a leadership role during a global pandemic.

  Mike Peercy

  May 26, 2021

  Blog, Leadership Lessons

  bus driver, criticism, grace, humility, leadership, pandemic, patience, prudence, responsibility, unpecedented, weight