Overview

All of us, no matter what our situation, are affected by the dance of leadership - the interplay between leaders and followers, including those who are second in command. How well these partners 'dance' together exerts enormous influence over an organisation. In 'The Power of Two', Danny Hunt reflects on one aspect of this dance partnership that is a neglected theme in the spiritual leadership discourse: the nature, style and impact of what gets called 'second-chair leadership.'

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Sometimes 'leadership' gets overhyped, but other times - like this - the concept is treated properly and placed in its right position among all the roles that God has orchestrated. Gary Williams, National Director, Christian Ministry Advancement Grounded in a biblical theology of leadership, solid leadership principles and lived experience, this book is a necessary addition in any leadership library. Daniel Bullock, Director of Mission and Ministries, Baptist Union of Victoria The Power of Two is a timely piece of reflection that demands our full attention in an arena filled with nonsense talk about Christian leadership. Ren Erwich, Principal, Whitley College This is not the first book on leadership I have read and I doubt it will be the last. But it is one of the best. Simon Longden, National Director, Pioneers of Australia

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Originally a secondary school teacher, Danny has served for thirty years in pastoral leadership in churches - small, medium and large, urban and rural - in New South Wales and Victoria, Australia. As well as degrees in science and theology, he has completed a doctorate with a focus on 'second chair' leadership. He is currently an associate pastor at NewHope Baptist Church in Melbourne.

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