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At Your Service: Living the Lessons of Servant Leadership

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Serving with Purpose: A Book That Transforms Leadership from the Inside Out

What does it really mean to lead by serving?

In At Your Service: Living the Lessons of Servant Leadership, author Charles E. Wheaton challenges readers to reimagine leadership not as a position of power, but as a posture of humility. Drawing on a lifetime of experience across the corporate world, faith communities, and personal relationships, Wheaton shares a transformative message: the most impactful leaders are those who put others first. Through honest storytelling and scriptural insight, this book invites readers into the heart of servant leadership—one rooted in love, accountability, self-discipline, and grace.

Unlike traditional leadership books that focus solely on performance and results, At Your Service dares to go deeper. It speaks to the soul of a leader—offering reflections on character, calling, and the power of influence when guided by Christ-centered values. Wheaton walks us through key principles such as active listening, supporting others’ growth, and responding to conflict with empathy and courage. These lessons are not just meant for CEOs or pastors; they apply to anyone called to lead—whether in a classroom, community, business, or home.

Wheaton’s writing is deeply personal yet universally relevant. He doesn’t present himself as a perfect leader, but as a fellow traveler who’s learned through both triumph and failure. With each chapter, he presents a blend of scriptural foundation, practical applications, and reflective questions designed to help readers examine their own hearts and leadership styles. His insights are clear: when we align our leadership with God’s example, we not only uplift others, but we also experience a deeper sense of purpose ourselves.

At Your Service is more than a guide—it’s an invitation. It calls us to slow down, look around, and serve with intention. In a world driven by self-promotion and status, this book is a refreshing and necessary reminder that true leadership is not about being in charge—it’s about being available and present for others, just as Christ was.

Whether you’re a new leader seeking guidance, a seasoned professional looking to refresh your perspective, or a believer searching for purpose in your role, this book will leave a lasting mark.

Are you ready to serve in a way that transforms lives—including your own?


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