Christian Leader Challenges in Organizational Leadership

The research study addresses the most challenging area within organizational leadership. For Christian leadership is a calling that only God allocates. With the developments within organizational sector, different advancement have resulted in challenging decisions making processes which in most cases challenge a Christian leader? The area has not been well researched hence giving one a chance to dig deep and learn more about this. A good example is laying down of employees, such challenging decisions seem to contradict with the Christian religion and a clear analysis on how a Christian leader is to address the issue has yet to be analyzed. This leaves us with our research question which is: Addressing Leadership Challenges Facing Christian Leaders in Organizations and what is the impact this has on organizational leadership?

There have been cases where organizational leaders have had issues with the Christian religious believes which contradict with the organization leadership requirements. Understanding the line between the two fields has led to the need for well-elaborated research. The most appropriate research question for research study would be; is there a neutral ground that brings organizational leadership together with the Christian religion and how to address the emerging differences between the two? The research will entail a clear understanding of the organizational leadership studies as well as an analysis of some of the major Christian religious principles that directly or indirectly cross the organizational leadership field.

With this in mind, an appropriate research methodology would be needed, and quantitative research methodology would be the most effective. This involves the collection of data from the field via interacting with organizational leaders as well as Christian religious practitioners so as to understand the fields more. Different methods for data collection such as interviews and questionnaires will be applied to the research. Other forms of data collection will entail the use of observation. The researchers will visit organizations led by Christian leaders and other organizations under a neutral ground and view different areas such as the performance of the organizations among other observable dinformation. The participants for the research can be from some of the leading organizations, and some of the requirements for the participants includes having a religious background. This will help the researcher gather relevant information for the research area. Also, a group of participants will be sampled and categories under the group where they are less tied down by the religion. This gives the researchers two different groups of participants for the research.

Both groups will be assessed on their leadership skills and which among the two groups is more effective in their leadership field. This will help know how the Christian religion comes in between the organization leadership role. The selected participants are placed in similar situations which require them to take action, in leadership different major decisions require to be made which conflict with the Christian religion. All these are to be researched on. This gathered information will be used to answer the research question and help in the formulation of a robust theory of Christian leadership. Covering a number of already researched material will also help realize some other findings by other researchers within the same field of study.

The analysis stage will involve the review of all the collected data and process it into worth information that can be used in answering the research question. In case of redundancy with the collected data, an analysis will help attain the most effective data. The research will help Christian scholars in organizational leadership studies who had requested for such a theory. A research of such magnitude will require dedicated resources for the gathering of information and skill data analysis skills so as to ensure accurate results from the research activity.