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Growing Leaders
Invaluable Insights from a Life of Learning and Leading
by Wee Hian Chua

Overview


From over six decades of serving and leading God's people locally and internationally, Chua Wee Hian provides invaluable insights and guidelines on: - Adding Value to Others - Adapting to Changes - Embodying a Life "Full of Grace and Truth" - Combining Word and Spirit - Bridging God's Word and Today's World - Walking with Spiritual Giants - Enjoying God's Favour - Overcoming Adversity - Revealing Vulnerability - Avoiding Negative Labelling - Handling Difficult Relationships - Exercising Spiritual Gifts - Leaving a Lasting Legacy These topics are interwoven throughout Wee Hian's life story. Candidly and humorously, he reflects on the "peaks and pits" in his journey and reveals how God shapes and blesses those who make themselves available to Him.
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Description


Pastor Chua Wee Hian shares the life-long wealth of his experience and insights, exploring the 'peaks and the pits' of leadership throughout. He majors on the importance of 'adding value' to the people we serve by inspiring them to be like Jesus, 'full of grace and truth'. Pastor Chua is keen to emphasise that spiritual leadership is not just about individuals and the Lord; it is the product of the company leaders keep, too. Do we 'walk with giants' and 'soar with eagles' or do we unknowingly 'linger with ducks and turkeys', who keep us down? He warns against the perils of judging and labelling fellow leaders while stressing the importance of questioning assumptions over terms like 'being open to the Spirit' or 'cell-based church'. Interpretations easily vary and frequently lead to serious misunderstanding. Wee Hian's enduring spirit of learning enabled him to embark on the fruitful journey of Word-and-Spirit, encountering afresh the reality and exercise of spiritual gifts like prophecy and healing. In the book, he offers wisdom on issues including investing in personal and corporate properties – not least the miraculous purchase of Emmanuel Centre, a church building right in the heart of London that God has strategically used to further His Kingdom. Readers will be enriched discovering how Pastor Chua and his wife, King Ling, brought up three sons, all of whom are now known among the nations, and who are creatively pushing boundaries and claiming new ground for God. Wee Hian has invited all three of his sons to write Forewords to Growing Leaders, and is extremely grateful that his grandson, Benjamin, has assisted him in writing, collating and producing this book. His desire is for all he meets and impacts to leave lasting legacies in the lives of their children – both biological and spiritual. Growing Leaders is written primarily in a narrative style and is therefore extremely readable. Enjoy Pastor Chua's humour and insights as he shares the wonder and challenges of servant-leadership. The book is primarily for those engaged in Christian leadership at any and all levels. As there are questions at the end of most chapters to pray, think and work through, Growing Leaders provides invaluable guidelines for mentors and mentees alike.
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About the author


Chua Wee Hian and his wife King Ling have served the Lord together for 60 years in the UK, East Asia and globally. Their lives and ministry have impacted countless Christians worldwide. Wee Hian was involved in student ministry for 28 years, including 19 years as General Secretary of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students. He co-founded and pastored Emmanuel Church, Westminster, London, from 1989 to 2008. Wee Hian is the author of 'Learning to Lead', 'Dear Mum and Dad', 'Getting Through Customs' (all published by IVP) and 'Ever Blessing, Ever Blessed' (Zaccmedia). He continues to this day to minister to key Christians in the marketplace and to pastors engaged in church-planting.
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Book details

Genre:RELIGION

Subgenre:Christian Living / Leadership & Mentoring

Language:English

Pages:278

eBook ISBN:9789887593218


Overview


From over six decades of serving and leading God's people locally and internationally, Chua Wee Hian provides invaluable insights and guidelines on: - Adding Value to Others - Adapting to Changes - Embodying a Life "Full of Grace and Truth" - Combining Word and Spirit - Bridging God's Word and Today's World - Walking with Spiritual Giants - Enjoying God's Favour - Overcoming Adversity - Revealing Vulnerability - Avoiding Negative Labelling - Handling Difficult Relationships - Exercising Spiritual Gifts - Leaving a Lasting Legacy These topics are interwoven throughout Wee Hian's life story. Candidly and humorously, he reflects on the "peaks and pits" in his journey and reveals how God shapes and blesses those who make themselves available to Him.

Read more

Description


Pastor Chua Wee Hian shares the life-long wealth of his experience and insights, exploring the 'peaks and the pits' of leadership throughout. He majors on the importance of 'adding value' to the people we serve by inspiring them to be like Jesus, 'full of grace and truth'. Pastor Chua is keen to emphasise that spiritual leadership is not just about individuals and the Lord; it is the product of the company leaders keep, too. Do we 'walk with giants' and 'soar with eagles' or do we unknowingly 'linger with ducks and turkeys', who keep us down? He warns against the perils of judging and labelling fellow leaders while stressing the importance of questioning assumptions over terms like 'being open to the Spirit' or 'cell-based church'. Interpretations easily vary and frequently lead to serious misunderstanding. Wee Hian's enduring spirit of learning enabled him to embark on the fruitful journey of Word-and-Spirit, encountering afresh the reality and exercise of spiritual gifts like prophecy and healing. In the book, he offers wisdom on issues including investing in personal and corporate properties – not least the miraculous purchase of Emmanuel Centre, a church building right in the heart of London that God has strategically used to further His Kingdom. Readers will be enriched discovering how Pastor Chua and his wife, King Ling, brought up three sons, all of whom are now known among the nations, and who are creatively pushing boundaries and claiming new ground for God. Wee Hian has invited all three of his sons to write Forewords to Growing Leaders, and is extremely grateful that his grandson, Benjamin, has assisted him in writing, collating and producing this book. His desire is for all he meets and impacts to leave lasting legacies in the lives of their children – both biological and spiritual. Growing Leaders is written primarily in a narrative style and is therefore extremely readable. Enjoy Pastor Chua's humour and insights as he shares the wonder and challenges of servant-leadership. The book is primarily for those engaged in Christian leadership at any and all levels. As there are questions at the end of most chapters to pray, think and work through, Growing Leaders provides invaluable guidelines for mentors and mentees alike.

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About the author


Chua Wee Hian and his wife King Ling have served the Lord together for 60 years in the UK, East Asia and globally. Their lives and ministry have impacted countless Christians worldwide. Wee Hian was involved in student ministry for 28 years, including 19 years as General Secretary of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students. He co-founded and pastored Emmanuel Church, Westminster, London, from 1989 to 2008. Wee Hian is the author of 'Learning to Lead', 'Dear Mum and Dad', 'Getting Through Customs' (all published by IVP) and 'Ever Blessing, Ever Blessed' (Zaccmedia). He continues to this day to minister to key Christians in the marketplace and to pastors engaged in church-planting.
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