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Author: Uli Chi

During his adult life, Uli Chi has lived and worked in the intersection between business, the academy and the church. He has had the privilege of serving as past Board Chair of Regent College in Vancouver, BC, as current Vice Chair of the Board of the Max De Pree Leadership Center at Fuller Seminary, and as current Chair of the Executive Committee of the Center for Integrity in Business at Seattle Pacific University. He has also been involved in all aspects of local church leadership, including as a member of the adult ministries team’s teaching faculty at John Knox Presbyterian Church in Seattle.

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Adoration of the Shepherds (Caravaggio, 1609)

Leadership Wisdom – Humility and Relational Hospitality

As leaders, it’s easy to forget the effect our position has on others.

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Adoration of the Shepherds (Caravaggio, 1609)

Leadership Wisdom – Connection and Belonging

In the end, leadership is about relationships.

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Pope Francis and an Elderly Woman

Leadership Wisdom – Solidarity with the Poor

It’s easy to forget that all of us live lives rooted in gift. 

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Grace before the Meal, by Fritz von Uhde, 1885

Leadership Wisdom – The Upward Spiral of Thanksgiving

Gift is the wellspring of our gratitude.

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Thanksgiving

At the center of things is gift.
It is sacrilege to turn gift into obligation.

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Peasant Woman Binding Sheaves (after Millet) by Vincent Van Gogh (1889) - Google Art Project

Leadership Wisdom – Reward

What does reward have to do with love?

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Red Vineyard near Arles by Vincent Van Gogh (1888) - Wikipedia

Leadership Wisdom – Performance

What motivates your performance as a leader?

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Red Vineyard near Arles by Vincent Van Gogh (1888) - Wikipedia

Leadership Wisdom – Performance

What motivates your performance as a leader?

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Christ in the Wilderness by Ivan Kramskoi (1872)

Leadership Wisdom – Divine Encryption

If God cares so much for us, why do we so often experience God’s hiddenness?

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The Return of the Prodigal Son (Rembrandt 1661-1669)

Leadership Wisdom – Divine Disclosure

Does God have feelings for us? If so, what kind of feelings might they be?

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Work, Rest, and Play

My mother’s family was from northern Germany. And I spent some of my childhood in the city of Hamburg located in the northernmost part of the country.

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Head of Christ - Rembrandt (c. 1640)

Leadership Wisdom – How Can We Love Our Enemies? (Part 2)

Given how difficult it is to love our enemies, what are some practical tips that help us get started?

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A bronze statue of an ill person reaching out a hand

Leadership Wisdom – Why Should We Love Our Enemies? (Part 1)

Jesus tells us to love our neighbor/enemy because we are made in the image of God. Why else might Jesus have told us to do so?

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A man setting an elaborate banquet table

Leadership Wisdom – How Can We Love Our Enemies?

Jesus may want us to love our enemies, but how can we do that when they arouse in us feelings of fear, anger, and even hatred?

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A sun setting over the water

Leadership Wisdom – Why Should We Love Our Enemies?

Why does Jesus command us to love our enemies? Today, why would Jesus ask us to, say, love a racist?

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