This excerpt from the January 2022 Mensa Bulletin discusses Larry’s book 30 Days with King David: On Leadership as part of a ’30 Days With’ series by Front Edge Publishing.
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Meet Larry Buxton – Traces of God Ministries
Just how important are truth, integrity, reliability? Everyone has to decide who, and what sources, they will trust. Just a couple of days ago, I listened to Larry Buxton’s podcast on leadership and integrity. Highly recommended, and most timely!
Read More3 Fixes for a Contentious Coaching Relationship
While not the norm and certainly not desirable, conflict can arise between client and coach. Most of the time, a coach should be able to prevent friction or disagreements from becoming acute. However, both coaches and clients are flawed and imperfect humans and things don’t always go according to plan. Hear from coaches, including Larry Buxton on how to deal with it.
Read MoreEffective Leaders Know When to Take Risks and When to Exercise Restraint – Lewis Center for Church Leadership
Larry Buxton says some leaders are naturally risk-inclined, others risk-adverse. In a recent book on the leadership of King David, he suggests that effective leaders have the courage to act either way depending on circumstances.
Read More‘This is a season when we all need courage!’ Meet a teacher who wants to help us find it.
IN A NEW SERIES OF FREE WEEKLY VIDEOS, veteran pastor, teacher, leadership coach, Bible scholar and author Larry Buxton will greet us with a few wise words—reminding us that the core values we need to heal our communities are already within our shared traditions.
Read MoreWhat a compromised King David can teach us – Bill Tammeus
Many characters found in Bible stories are, well, flawed people, starting with Adam and Eve. Moses murdered a guy and had to flee. Peter denied Jesus three times, and other disciples of Jesus sometimes come off as dumb as fence posts. Jonah ran away when God asked him to go to Ninevah and shape up the people there.
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A month from now, thousands of congregations nationwide will be kicking off virtual fall seasons of programming, complete with small groups and classes. Half a year into the pandemic, congregations now are well-equipped to offer online-streaming groups, many of which enjoy talking about inspiring new books as they gather.
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