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“If you’re not dead, you’re not done!” Craig Groeschel said from the Global Leadership Summit 2019 stage.

Several states have adopted legislation to allow the Bible in school elective classes. As school starts up again this year, some states will be testing the limits of the new legislation.

Strong negotiation skills are essential for leaders, says FBI veteran Chris Voss. Voss, who used to be the lead hostage negotiator for the FBI, started off the second day of the Global Leadership Summit 2019 by outlining a series of negotiation strategies all of us can use on a daily basis. 

Speaking on the first day of the Global Leadership Summit 2019, Danielle Strickland emphasized two primary truths for leaders who want to bring about transformational change.

Jason Dorsey of the Center for Generational Kinetics says the Millennial generation is splitting into two groups: mega-llennials and me-llennials.

Manuel Torres, who has served as a deacon at East Sanford Baptist Church in Sanford, North Carolina, says his adherence to the so-called Billy Graham rule cost him his job as a sheriff's deputy.

“So many leaders think better always costs more,” Craig Groeschel said in the opening session of Global Leadership Summit 2019. The pastor of Life.Church made a case for allowing our constraints to drive innovation.

The Chinese government has ramped up book censorship in China, publishing new versions of classic texts for children to read in school. The revised versions remove religious language, such as “Bible,” “God,” and “Christ."