The Power of Commitment: How Ordinary People Can Make an Extraordinary Impact on the World - Softcover

White, Jerry E.

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9780891099857: The Power of Commitment: How Ordinary People Can Make an Extraordinary Impact on the World

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ISBN 10: 0891099859 ISBN 13: 9780891099857

Publisher: Navpress Pub Group, 1996

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The Power of Commitment offers sound biblical counsel for making lasting commitments in your personal life and relationships, the spiritual disciplines, and prayer.

Written by Navigator author Jerry White, this book examines real-life issues, such as work, identity, and stress, to help you make meaningful changes.

A great leadership tool for pastors.

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From the Back Cover:

COMMITMENTS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE. We want our lives to be successful and to count for something. But commitment is difficult to maintain in a society that endorses upgrading to the newer and better model-from cars and electronics to friendships and even spouses. Yet only when we stand by our commitments can we make a real difference in our world. The Power of Commitment offers sound biblical counsel for making lasting commitments in your spiritual life, personal disciplines, and relationships. You’ll discover how to make realistic commitments and how to distinguish short-term commitments from lifelong ones. And you’ll learn how to defeat the enemies of commitment and say no to unnecessary commitments-without feeling guilty. If you want your life to make a difference, The Power of Commitment will strengthen your ability to commit to what is truly important, giving you the freedom and power to make an extraordinary impact on the world.

About the Author:

JERRY WHITE, international president emeritus of The Navigators, is a popular speaker at conferences and churches. He received a bachelor of science in electrical engineering from the University of Washington and a Ph.D. in astronautics from Purdue University. Dr. White served as a mission controller at Cape Canaveral, taught at the U.S. Air Force Academy, and retired from the Air Force in 1997 as a major general.

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