What God Does When Men Lead: The Power and Potential of Regular Guys

by Bill Peel

Every man wants to be the kind of leader God designed—a strong, confident man who takes care of himself and the people he loves. But when you find yourself dealing with difficult coworkers on a daily basis, when your relationship with your wife seems damaged beyond repair, or when your children rebel, that destiny may seem unattainable. Best-selling author Bill Peel has good news for you if you feel you're missing out: God has created and equipped you with specific gifts that will help you to lead. Learn to embrace them, and you'll discover a richer family life, a more rewarding work environment, a transformed church—in short, a deeper and more satisfying life than you've ever imagined. Are you ready to answer God's call? Then learn to lead his way . . . and watch, amazed at what he will do.

Genres: Leadership, Christian

240 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2008

About the author

Dr. Bill Peel is an award-winning author/co-author of eight books (in multiple languages) and a leader in the global faith-at-work movement. He is a co-founder of the Faith@Work Summit that gathers business, academic, and ministry leaders from around the world to collaborate and learn from each other. He is also founder of the Center for Faith & Work at LeTourneau University. He speaks at churches and conferences, and consults with individuals, churches, and business leaders—helping Christians bring their faith to bear in every area of life. (See speaking venues here.)

Bill earned a doctorate in Workplace Theology, Ethics and Leadership from Gordon-Conwell Seminary, a master’s degree in Bible Exposition from Dallas Seminary, and a B.A. from SMU. Bill and his wife, Kathy, have three grown sons, seven grandchildren, and a Border collie named Hank. They are active members of Park Cities Presbyterian Church in Dallas.

Reviews

[Adam · Rating 5 out of 5]

Highly recommend this book for every Christian man. Very comprehensive, challenging, convicting, and compelling. After reading this, you'll not only know what you need to do, you'll also know how.