Description: Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Title:Job-Shadowing Daniel: Walking The Talk At WorkISBN13:9781432753306ISBN10:1432753304Author:Peabody, Larry (Author)Description:Job-Shadowing Daniel: Walking The Talk At Workbr>By Larry Peabody The Sunday-Monday Gap Can Make It Seem As If Everyday Work Has Little Or No Spiritual Significance As A Result, Countless Working Christians Lead Split-Level Lives, Unable To Do Their Daily Work Wholeheartedly Any Work For God, They Suspect, Must Be Done In Off-Hours Or On The Weekends But As This Book Shows, Daniel's Job In The Work World Says Otherwise-Making Him An Ideal Candidate For Job-Shadowing, For Mentoring Contemporary Working Christians Most Remember Daniel For The Few Hours He Spent In The Lions' Den Yet His Career Spanned Some 70 Years Throughout Which He Continually Served God And People Although Daniel Lived More Than 2,500 Years Ago, His Work Caused Him To Confront Many Of The Same Lions That Intimidate Contemporary Christians In The Work World He Served God While On A Non-Religious Payroll The Co-Workers Surrounding Him Included More Unbelievers Than Believers He Worked In Babylon, A Term That Speaks Of Ambition, Confusion, And Self-Centeredness And His Faith Sometimes Made Him The Target Of Strong Opposition A Major Difference From Us Today Also Qualifies Daniel As An Excellent Mentor He Lived And Worked Long Before The Centuries Of Church Traditions That Have Conditioned Us To Think Of Work As Either Sacred Or Secular Daniel Did Not See Himself As Just A Layperson He Did Not Dream Of Quitting His Job To Go Into Full-Time Service For God By Looking To Daniel As A Workplace Mentor, You Can See That God Calls People Not Only Into Church-Related Work But Also Into Non-Religious Occupations His Experience Will Show You What Ministry Looks Like In The Context Of The Work World Daniel's Decisions Display How To Live By Kingdom-Of-God Vision In The Workplace He Demonstrates How Knowing Your Identity Produces Stability Under The Pressures Of The Work World And From Daniel, You Can Learn Many Secrets For Staying Spiritually Strong In Adverse Conditions Over The Long Haul Job-Shadowing Daniel: Walking The Talk At Work Is A Scripture-Based Book Modern Examples From The Workplace Bridge The Distance Between Today And Daniel's Experiences In Ancient Babylon The Book Naturally Works As A Study Guide For Use Individually, By Small Groups, Or In Adult Christian Education Classes Life-Application Questions Conclude Each Chapter About The Author Larry Peabody Has Written This Book From A Unique Perspective On The Work World He Worked 11 Years As A State Government Employee While In That Role, He Wrote Secular Work Is Full-Time Service (Now Under The New Title, Serving Christ In The Workplace) Published By Christian Literature Crusade Self-Employed For 17 Years, He Conducted Business-Writing Seminars For A Variety Of Corporations And Public Agencies During That Time He Led A Team That Planted A Church In Which He Served As Bi-Vocational Pastor For Eight Years And Then As Senior Pastor For 13 Years Binding:Paperback, PaperbackPublisher:Outskirts PressPublication Date:2010-04-21Weight:0.67 lbsDimensions:0.47'' H x 9.02'' L x 5.98'' WNumber of Pages:204Language:English
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Item Weight: 0.67 lbs
Book Title: Job-Shadowing Daniel : Walking the Talk AT Work
Item Length: 9in.
Item Height: 0.5in.
Item Width: 6in.
Author: Larry Peabody
Format: Trade Paperback
Language: English
Topic: Christian Life / General, Christian Ministry / Discipleship, Christian Education / Adult
Publisher: Outskirts Press, Incorporated
Publication Year: 2010
Genre: Religion
Number of Pages: 202 Pages
