Healing in the Pentecostal tradition: A Scandinavian perspective

Tangen, Karl

doi:10.1080/18124461.2021.1954277

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“…As I will argue that an ethical approach provides an important corrective to Yukl's model, my primary philosophical dialogue partners are Alasdair MacIntyre, esteemed as one of the leading virtue ethicists of our time (Murphy, 2023), and Geoff Moore, who has transposed MacIntyre's way of thinking into the field of management studies (Moore, 2019), broadening its application. Finally, this article extensively references and effectively summarizes my prior works on Christian leadership, encompassing empirical (Tangen, 2012), biblical (Tangen, 2018a;Tangen, 2018b), historical (Tangen, 2023;Tangen, 2017), conceptual (Tangen, 2014), and critical (Tangen and Åkerlund, 2017) perspectives.…”

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“…These businesses significantly contributed to the Norwegian economy in the 19th century (Fløistad, 1998;Grytten, 2013;Honningdal, Grytten and Liland, 2021). Elsewhere, I have shown how prayer and other Christian practices have been successfully integrated with Western school medicine in medical missions in Congo (Tangen, 2023). This kind of intimate integration between liturgy and work is, in my view, desirable and possible, given that such organizations provide services or goods to all people regardless of faith or worldview.…”

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S-E-R-V-E a theoretical framework for Christian leadership

Tangen

2024

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This article introduces a new perspective on Christian leadership. The theoretical framework critically integrates and transforms Gary Yukl’s theory of four meta-categories of leadership. It is argued that spiritual leadership should be defined as a distinct meta-category. Spiritual leadership includes self-transcendent practical wisdom (phronesis), occurring Coram Deo. This serves as the integrating center of the model. Furthermore, change-oriented leadership is reconceptualized as visionary leadership grounded in the Christian story. Yukl’s basic description of relational behavior is expanded through the lens of Christian virtue ethics. Effective leadership is understood as stewardship, requiring a balance between internal moral goods and external instrumental goods. The church’s external relations are defined in terms of missional or evangelistic hospitality. Consequently, Christian leadership comprises five key dimensions: spiritual, effective, relational, visionary leadership, and external relations, summarized in the acronym S-E-R-V-E.

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