Resultados para "Winkler" en Cristiandad

We've all heard the inner voice that insists, You aren't good enough. No one really loves you. God is mad at you. There's something wrong with you. These are far more than random, paranoid thoughts—they are devil-crafted lies aimed to hold you back from your God-given purpose. For years, Bible teacher Kyle Winkler was severely limited by these voices—until he learned to shut them up! Kyle uncovers the enemy's secret tactics and most threatening lies that influence your every emotional, psychological, and spiritual battle. 

Is your life ruled by checklists or obligations? Do you define a godly life by service to others, accomplishments, or even a constant pursuit to please God? Bad news: these well-intentioned efforts make you weaker, not stronger, actually fueling your battles with anger, addiction, anxiety, depression, insecurity, or shame.

In How To Build “ Kingdom-Minded” Organizations, author, speaker and accomplished HR consultant Mark A. Griffin gives Christian leaders encouragement in building values-led organizations during these difficult economic times. Most importunately Mark shows you how to make it happen. Using a model he developed through years of organizational development experiences, Mark demonstrates how to integrate your Mission, Vision and Values into all of your HR practices. This ensures your Christ centered culture is integrated into your organization and maintained into the future.

Fully Alive looks to the overarching story of the Christian Bible to understand and answer two of life's most haunting questions. The first question is, "Am I truly loveable?" The second, "Will my life matter?" Where do these questions stem from? Why do these questions influence our emotions and behaviors so significantly? In John 10:10, Jesus says He came so that we might have life and have it to the full. Fully Alive has been written to help you understand what it means to live Fully Alive, why it is so difficult to attain it, and how to take steps toward that life.

"Sei nicht überfromm und nicht gar zu weise; warum willst du dich zugrunde richten?" Weltoffene Lebensweisheit lehrt das Alte Testament in einer Reihe von kleinen Schriften. Das "Buch der Sprüche" weist den Weg zu Lebenserfolg und Glück. Diesem Optimismus setzt der "Prediger Salomo" seine Skepsis entgegen. Das "Hohelied Salomos" schließlich feiert die Liebe zwischen Mann und Frau und zeigt, dass auch die Kunst der Liebe ein Aspekt der Weisheit ist.