Category Archives: Wired to Lead

WIRED TO LEAD: RECAPTURING JOY-FILLED LEADERSHIP The definitions of leadership we looked at yesterday from Hebrew and Greek are based primarily on a human understanding of leadership. But are any of these THE style of leadership we should adopt? It … Continue reading →

WIRED TO LEAD: RECAPTURING JOY-FILLED LEADERSHIP For both personal and pastoral reasons, I tend to steer clear of political comments in my blog, Facebook posts, tweets, sermons, conversations. This has proved to be significantly more challenging living in the DC … Continue reading →

WIRED TO LEAD: RECAPTURING JOY-FILLED LEADERSHIP I’ve been fascinated by leadership since the mid-90s, when my fabulous then-boss Bonnie Maraia gave me a book on how women lead in the workplace. I still have that book, along with shelves full … Continue reading →

Over the next few weeks, I’ll begin posting here about the “Wired to Lead” series and study. This project is my final work for a doctorate in ministry at Wesley Theological Seminary. It has been a great journey, and I’m … Continue reading →