Lead Like Jesus Revisited: Lessons from the Greatest Leadership Role Model of All Time Paperback – April 19, 2016

Lead Like Jesus Revisited by Ken Blanchard and Phil Hodges is an inspiring and powerful guide to leadership, rooted in the example of Jesus Christ. This book revisits timeless leadership principles and challenges readers to lead with love, humility, and service—qualities that Jesus exemplified throughout His ministry.The authors break down leadership into four key areas: heart, head, hands, and habits, offering practical insights and actionable steps for becoming a Christ-centered leader. Their writing is clear and impactful, making it easy to understand how biblical leadership principles can be applied in both personal and professional settings.Whether you’re in a leadership position or simply looking to improve how you influence and serve others, this book offers invaluable wisdom and inspiration. It’s a must-read for anyone seeking to align their leadership style with Jesus’ example and lead with purpose, integrity, and compassion.

Blanchard's best work ever. I've read over 50 books on leadership, and this is among the top 5. This is geared towards character-based leadership, which is very refreshing.Early in the book, Blanchard outlines a series of very difficult leadership challenges. Then he shows how Jesus Christ employed the right principles to deal effectively with each of those challenges. WOW.Useful for any leader or aspiring leader. It will appeal the most to those who want to lead based on solid Biblical/Christian principles. I highly recommend this book.

Such a great book!!!!

This book came at the right time for me. I needed to chew on it. I will have to read it again soon. I picked up good lessons that I'll be working on

Seriously. Jesus really set the example of being an outstanding leader. His lifestyle demonstration of servant-leadership was pretty novel and has literally changed the world. Also, He wasn't a wuss and He set good boundaries. He truly let His Yes mean Yes - and His No meant No (and still does).If you don't know Him as Lord, this book will help draw you into how amazing He was/is - and maybe then you'll want to know more and read His word??I wasn't thrilled with all aspects of this book as I think they could have done better to draw some of the attributes of Jesus. But I don't have any disagreements or arguments with what they wrote. Maybe some was a bit weak (unlike Jesus....!) But it is def a good book if you are starting to study what was so great about Jesus as a leader. Gives good examples and provides the basic foundation of Him as a man and leading a diverse group of folks. And does well to apply to today's world and how you can apply these attributes.

I like this book a lot, it is broken down in manageable concepts. I’m reading it for an upcoming graduate class and I’m pleased that it’s easy to get through, not heavy academia. Jesus is certainly a perfect example of leadership.

This is a read for all individuals. It makes you look at yourself because we are all leaders in some manner whether taking care of family, parents or just being a friend. It challenges you to do better and make those changes whether at home or on the job. It’s daily living as required by Christ to lift each other up and be the difference 😊

This book has been an eye-opener in relation to my leadership practices.It addresses the entire aspect of being firstly like Jesus.It goes on to address a key hinderance to many aspects of interpersonal conflict: the EGO factor.I highly recommend this book not just to read, but to apply the principles to assist in being an effective leader for Christ in all aspects of your life.