Kategoria BISAC: Religion >> Christian Living - Professional Growth

You are in business. Whether you are a student, parent, public servant, production worker, member of clergy, or an entrepreneur, you are in the business of producing a lifestyle of quality and excellence. Your progress in life requires personal growth and organizational development, which are the results of applying the laws of business found in Proverbs.

Reading Proverbs has become one of the most important aspects of my personal achievement, which is why I wrote Business Laws from Proverbs. Allow me to share with you how the laws are working for me and for others and how they...

You are in business. Whether you are a student, parent, public servant, production worker, member of clergy, or an entrepreneur, you are in the business of producing a lifestyle of quality and excellence. Your progress in life requires personal growth and organizational development, which are the results of applying the laws of business found in Proverbs.

Reading Proverbs has become one of the most important aspects of my personal achievement, which is why I wrote Business Laws from Proverbs. Allow me to share with you how the laws are working for me and for others and how they can...

This story is about a young boy named Outcast who is rejected from his barnyard community. Outcast can't walk correctly and is very clumsy. He wants to become a good walker, but he doesn't have the patience and willingness to go the extra mile. Outcast gets some confidences from an encounter with a dove. Does this encounter helps motivate Outcast to move forward to complete the God giving goal?

Luke 17; 21 (KJV) Neither shall they say, Lo here or, lo there for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you.

We can all become outcasts in society, and sometimes...

Are you ready to move into the second half of your life?

Bob Buford believes the second half of your life can be better than the first. Much better. But first, you need time to figure out what you want to do with the rest of your life.

In Halftime, Buford focuses on this important time of transition--the time when, as he says, a person moves beyond the first half of the game of life. It's halftime, a time of revitalization and for catching a new vision for living the second half, the half where life can be lived at its most rewarding. As Buford explains, "My...

This book puts an interesting perspective on the approach of business improvement, presenting in very clear ways how to understand, embrace, and obtain realistic improvements. It directly explains business improvement in a holistic approach that starts with the core of a business and drives all the way through successful improvement initiatives.

This method will help a company defy the next economic downturn, incubate a new venture, or re-invent your organization to achieve the next level of performance. Drive your company to be an industry best in class leader. If you are in any...

This book puts an interesting perspective on the approach of business improvement, presenting in very clear ways how to understand, embrace, and obtain realistic improvements. It directly explains business improvement in a holistic approach that starts with the core of a business and drives all the way through successful improvement initiatives.

This method will help a company defy the next economic downturn, incubate a new venture, or re-invent your organization to achieve the next level of performance. Drive your company to be an industry best in class leader. If you are in any...

"No Posers, Please" tackles the emerging presence of failure in Christian practice. It has embedded itself in leadership, mindset, and discipleship. To combat the first poser of failed leadership, RW Lee turns to the Old Testament book of Ezra as the source of four principles. He uncovers and describes Ezra's insights that development precedes outcome, reverence precedes worship, separation precedes magnetism, and inspiration precedes adjustment.

The second poser is failed mindset. What causes it and how to restore it are found in Paul's letter to the church at Ephesus. "No Posers,...

"No Posers, Please" tackles the emerging presence of failure in Christian practice. It has embedded itself in leadership, mindset, and discipleship. To combat the first poser of failed leadership, RW Lee turns to the Old Testament book of Ezra as the source of four principles. He uncovers and describes Ezra's insights that development precedes outcome, reverence precedes worship, separation precedes magnetism, and inspiration precedes adjustment.

The second poser is failed mindset. What causes it and how to restore it are found in Paul's letter to the church at Ephesus. "No Posers,...