Ironies Leaders Navigate Second Edition: What the Science of Power Reveals about the Art of Leadership and the Distinct Art of Church Leadership

[EPI] . . . just as one cannot not communicate you do not have the option of not using power. [/EPI]For every definition of leadership you can find a definition of power that makes the same statement. Hence every act of leadership is an act of power and the better we understand power the better we understand leadership.And we misunderstand power scholars lament in part by under-understanding power. We equate it merely with coercion and competition but miss how power dynamics define leadership education coaching teamwork parenting etc. Here is a brief contextual synergistic occasionally ironic study of power which provides numerous lenses through which to examine leadership settings including how they differ.This study (in specific framed pages) ultimately focuses on a unique leadership setting--the local church. It ponders distinct challenges faced by church leaders and by The Churchs Leader Jesus Christ.