Inner Resources for Leaders logo featuring a stylized ornate cross above the organization's name in serif typography.

Welcome to Inner Resources for Leaders

iVolume 3 | Issue 1 | April 2011

Welcome to the new edition of Inner Resources for Leaders! We remain excited about the opportunity to explore the intersection between organizational leadership and the inner call of Christ this magazine. We are reminded of the words of the Medieval Christian Leader, Francis of Assisi in a letter that he writes to his entire order (Epistula toti Ordini missa): “Inwardly cleansed, interiorly enlightened and inflamed by the fire of the Holy Spirit, may we be able to follow in the footsteps of your beloved Son”. This is our prayer, that as we explore the call of the Spirit of Christ to be formed in His image and so lead, that we will be able to do this in His footsteps. We welcome any comments, suggestions, and correspondence from our readers. We look forward with great anticipation to our continued interaction. 

Peace and all good,
Corné J. Bekker, D. Litt. et Phil. 
Doris Gomez, Ph.D. 
Editors
Sepia-toned image of a person with hands crossed over the chest, wearing a necklace with a cross pendant.Sepia-toned image of a person in a casual jacket, hands crossed over the chest.Close-up sepia photo of hands crossed over the chest, with folded sleeves and a ring.Close-up sepia photo of hands crossed over the chest, with folded sleeves and a ring.Sepia-toned close-up of a person wearing a dark turtleneck, hands crossed over the chest.Sepia-toned close-up of a person in a suit, hands crossed over the chest.A sepia close-up of a person in a white suit jacket, hands crossed over the chest.
 
About Inner Resources
Archives
Submissions
Resources
Contact

Devotions

The Gentle Giant: Leading Humbly
Susan Gibbons

Inspirational Leaders

Female Roles in Leadership and the Ideological Texture
of 1 Timothy 2: 9-15
Janelle L. Harrison

Leadership Disciplines

Confronting Bureaucracy: Inisghts from Matthew 12: 1-8
Eugene T. Wilson

Spirituality of Leadership

The Supremacy of the Theological Aspect of Leadership
Artem Kliuchnikov


© Inner Resources for Leaders | ISSN 1942-2989
School of Business & Leadership | Regent University | Virginia Beach, VA 23464