Essays on Spurgeon

Spurgeon, S.L. (2012) Counselor Identity – A National Imperative. Journal of Professional Counseling, vol 39 (1) The article at stake was written by Dr. Shawn L. Spurgeon and published in the Journal of Professional Counseling in 2012. The article is named “Counselor Identity – A National Imperative”. The latter explores the basics of the profession and its necessity in the contemporary world. Moreover, the author clearly defines the qualifications a counselor has to possess, whereas otherwise the professional identity is merely absent. Proceeding with this issue, Dr. Spurgeon emphasizes on the necessary components of the professional identity of a counselor. As ...

This research paper is one which is meant to show my individual leadership assessment and further to show how the findings from my test may be advantageous in an instance that I am able to advance in my nursing practice. Assessing Emotional Intelligence

Authentic Leadership

Authentic Leadership is the defined as the kind of leadership that leads to the proper and more comfortable working environment for the various staff of the hospital or institution (Shirey, 2006). However, these styles of leadership may differ in one way or the other, depending on whether the style is transformational, transactional or an authentic leadership ...

The Impact of Charles Spurgeon On the Christian Church

Hermeneutics is succinctly defined as the science of interpretation, especially of the Scriptures. Mostly known for his oratory display of interpreting the scriptures, Spurgeon was a great preacher. He was so gifted in this area, that by the age of twenty-years-old, he was pastoring in London and invited to preach at many events throughout the city. Historians state the following about his preaching influenced parishioners to listen to his sermons: “His energy and oratorical skills and harmonious voice earned him such a reputation that within a year and a half, he was invited to preach in London, at the ...