I Can Do All Things: Lessons in Personal Christian Life Management

ISBN-13: 9781545282755 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 80 str.

Stephen Kurtzahn

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*****Five Star Review Winner from Readers' Favorite***** Are you living the most effective life you can, all to the glory of God? "I Can Do All Things" is intended to fill a large void in current personal development and personal growth books. There's some great material available by a variety of authors to help people grow in their personal lives, relationships, jobs and businesses. But most are lacking the motivation of the gospel. "I Can Do All Things" is intended to fill that void. The goal of this book is to share the best of current personal development literature in light of what God tells us in the Bible. Be sure to check out the author's website at StephenKurtzahn.com. Praise for the first edition of I Can Do All Things... 5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful book easy to use and easy to read By Anonymous on January 1, 2017 Wonderful and Insightful book never before addressed by other Life Management books. You can tell through his writing that Stephen is very passionate about his work and wants others to succeed as well. A christian perspective adds so much more purpose to what we do and why we do what we do everyday. Five Star Review Winner from Readers' Favorite Reviewed by Danita Dyess for Readers' Favorite I Can Do All Things: Lessons in Personal Christian Life Management by Stephen Kurtzahn was written based on one idea: Self-help and motivational books, specifically Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, are founded on Bible-based principles. In 1987, the author worked for Dean Witter Reynolds, a brokerage firm, and received the Franklin Planning system to organize his activities. That served as an introduction to Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and Kurtzahn's discernment of Covey's principle's compared to God's Word. The Lutheran pastor cites Romans 1:20 to explain man's natural understanding of virtues like fairness, integrity and excellence. Kurtzahn does agree with Covey about the fact that doing something in less time does not mean you have accomplished the right thing. As a Christian, the right thing starts with "delighting in the law of the Lord," applying the SMART method, knowing the difference between gratitude and thankfulness, and acknowledging that what God ordains is always good. The cover of the hiker facing the snow-packed mountain was apt. I Can Do All Things: Lessons in Personal Christian Life Management raised a question I have contemplated as I have weighed the content of bestselling books against the God-inspired words in the Bible. True North Principles was my favorite chapter. This spiritual guide is only 12 chapters and contains 180 pages filled with scriptures and sections for questions and actions. I Can Do All Things is highly recommended.