Leaders Walk Slowly
The workplace can become a place of ministry, because hardship, more than success, opens people to the hope of the gospel. Drawing on the Book of Job, the talk shows how to walk patiently with hurting colleagues, employees, and clients: show up before you speak up, ask good questions instead of rushing to give advice, and walk at their pace without ever walking away.
The workplace can become a place of ministry, because hardship, more than success, opens people to the hope of the gospel. Drawing on the Book of Job, the talk shows how to walk patiently with hurting colleagues, employees, and clients: show up before you speak up, ask good questions instead of rushing to give advice, and walk at their pace without ever walking away.
The workplace can become a place of ministry, because hardship, more than success, opens people to the hope of the gospel. Drawing on the Book of Job, the talk shows how to walk patiently with hurting colleagues, employees, and clients: show up before you speak up, ask good questions instead of rushing to give advice, and walk at their pace without ever walking away.
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