Christian Leadership Values for a New Generation: Calling, Courage and Character for Emerging Leaders

We live in a moment that tests leaders on more than skills alone. Influence without integrity is hollow; courage without character loses its compass. This book offers a Scripture-shaped leadership model designed for today's emerging leaders--especially Gen Z and Gen X--who want both impact and accountability. You'll find a practical framework built around three core pillars: calling, courage, and character. Learn how to translate spiritual values into everyday leadership decisions, cultivate disciplines that sustain you under pressure, and navigate real-world challenges with wisdom and grace. Along the way, you'll encounter concise guidance, bite-sized exercises, and brief case studies drawn from diverse workplaces and contexts. Whether you're spearheading a team, launching a initiative, or guiding others toward shared goals, this book helps you lead with integrity--where your influence serves a higher purpose and elevates those you lead.

Larry N Willard, MDiv, is a writer, author, and the founding publisher of Castle Quay Books. He spent 30 years holding several major senior management and leadership positions with top Fortune 100 global corporations and served 9 years in various VP roles for Tyndale University in Toronto, Larry's Books include God's Man in the Whitehouse, and Is That True? Discerning Truth in an Age of Deception.

Tim Sotos is the author of 4 books, a speaker and guest lecturer at several colleges and universities, a Bible teacher, and chairman of a $100 million life science company. He has served as Chairman of the Board at Palm Beach Atlantic University in Florida, and is a graduate of an Ivy League business school. His other books include; The Shepherd and His Staff, Walking Through the Storms of Life With God's Word, Under His Wings, and Surrounded by Angels.

Paul Copan (Ph.D., Philosophy, Marquette University) is Pledger Family Chair of Philosophy and Ethics at Palm Beach Atlantic University (Florida) in the MA Philosophy of Religion program. He has authored or edited 45 books, including Is God a Moral Monster? and Is God a Vindictive Bully?, A Little Book for New Philosophers, and What Would Jesus Really Eat? He has served as president of the Evangelical Philosophical Society (six years), is currently Chair of Tyndale Fellowship's Philosophy of Religion Group in England, and has twice been Visiting Scholar at Oxford University.