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Books > Humanities > Religion & beliefs > Aspects of religions (non-Christian) > Religious institutions & organizations > Religious & spiritual leaders
The book defines and explores the Biblical concepts of "praise" and
"worship." It also addresses several related issues: Is there a
difference between praise and worship? How is praise or worship
different from praise and worship? Is praise more important than
worship? Is worship more important than praise? Must one follow the
other? Can you have one without the other? How is music related to
these concepts?
A provocative down-to-earth functional approach for developing
high-octane motivating skills to build race-ahead pace-setting
organizations religious and non-religious based on Biblical
principles. Lt. Colonel Kalivoda demonstrates that effective
utilization of position and power is fully realized through
dedicated service to those entrusted to us The Ones Who Get It
Done. Keeping leadership and management simple in todays high
pressure stress filled environment are brought into sharp focus.
Hence, Back to Basics The Holy Bible. This fast-paced work zeroes
in on the dignity of man recognizing and treating associates as
children of God rather than your people. Reliance on others is
paramount. Youre prompted to know yourself first on a journey
through the book with the author. Contemporary buzz words as
empowerment, entrepreneurship, synergism and servant leadership are
shown to be nothing new. Secular thought on the subject is depicted
as repackaging of common sense with Scripture references to the
fact. This read will interest and influence the novice and
seasoned. Use it for His glory and to your best advantage for
energizing your effectiveness and realizing your goals.
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Author Biographical Sketch Lt. Colonel Kalivoda retired from the
United States Air Force as Squadron Commander and Chief of Supply
for the 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing, home of the famed SR-71
Blackbird and U-2 aircraft. He holds numerous decorations from the
Department of Defense, Joint Military Services and Department of
the Air Force for his leadership capability. He is a graduate of
The Ohio State University with a BSBA in Marketing, The University
of Nebraska with a MA in Business Management, The Air Force Air
Command and Staff College and The National Defense University. He
is active in his parish and local communities in various
capacities. He resides with his wife Rose and they are blessed with
4 children and 3 grandchildren. [email protected]
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Practicing Peace
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This book transcends the average read of other books in this genre,
because the contents are far beyond average and painfully true!
They speak of the unspoken and hidden experiences within the
religious inner circles that most church organizations would dare
to openly discuss or confess. The true drama and intrigue will draw
you in page after page. Read them for yourself in "True
Chronicles." They will bless you one way, if not the other!
The role of being a leader is a difficult one. They are often
called upon to give wisdom and direction, inspiration and hope,
vision and paths of execution. Where does all this come from? It
comes from a pool of collective wisdom that is gathered over time.
For Christian leaders, it comes from their ability to call upon God
to provide them with the wisdom and discernment needed at a
particular time. Every great leader has a series of mentors in
their life who are providing or have provided wisdom. This wisdom
becomes part of the pool from which leaders draw. Many leaders
today wish that they had a mentor in their life. Someone who loves
them; cares about their leadership and mission; listens carefully
to their leadership challenges; and provides reflective feedback
that points them both to God and the way forward. Yet all too often
men and women find themselves without this great resource. This
book is intended to serve as a passive mentor. A passive mentor is
someone that we can glean knowledge from even though we may never
meet him or her personally. The following pages contain a
collection of insights speaking into challenges faced by most
leaders. Included with each is a scriptural verse or passage that
points towards faith and God's promise to walk with leaders through
each day. In each of the topics addressed, Carson will be asking
questions about the reader or their leadership while providing some
leadership insights he has learned while leading at Arrow
Leadership. Each section closes with a prayer that can be used as a
guide for a leaders own prayers for the week that follows. Every
page invites God to speak to the reader and enjoy the peace of His
presence.
Today many believers desire to know God more intimately, and enjoy
the blessings that come in His Presence.
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