S.G. Physical Geography

Bernard, Scott

West Publishing Company

Within the pages of this book you will take a journey through the life of a man who rejected God's call, cheated death many times, lived as an international fuguitive, suffered years of imprisonment, witnessed miracles, and eventually surrendered to God and wrote a series of inspired literature pertaining to His word. The book begins with the gripping life story of the author, Scott Bernard, followed by a series of Bible devotions written by him while locked away during his years of imprisonment. Each devotion is derived from the literal wording of the Holy Bible - King James Version, and is designed to help new and mature Christians alike. As a new Christian this book will help you know and understand the Bible. The goal is to provide truthful information about who God is, and ultimately draw you closer to Him by teaching you His word and answering many questions you may have regarding Him, His Son Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. And, for mature Christians this book will provide tools you can use when leading others to Christ. The devotions are easily worded, very informative, and every statement is followed by scripture references which validate its credibility. May you find this book to be a valuable resource you can use when learning about and promoting the kingdom of God. Matthew 16:19 "And I will give unto thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven."

Unlocking The Gates Of Your Spiritual Prison

Biographies & Memoirs

Psalm 27 Ministries, LLC

What this book teaches is a new way to regard work, and a new way to go about the work we do. The book comprises scores of mostly brief reflections by saints, mystics, popes, and theologians all who tell us that work—even toilsome work—has great dignity when accomplished as a form of service to God. The reflections in this book tell us that we should look upon the work we do, even the most ordinary of acts, as something that God has given us to do. And even more extraordinary, as something God wants to do with us. Once we think of work in this way, we then need to ask ourselves "how" we work. What becomes important is not what kind of work we do, but how we do it. We must also ask ourselves is God interested in these things we do all day long? Can these very ordinary acts realoly have a spiritual aspect? Can they be a prayer? The Benedicine monks have a motto, "To work is to pray." For most of us that thought has probably never occured, that work itself could be a prayer, that what we do all day long, whether at work or in the home, is of keen interest to God, and can be pleasing to Him if done in the right spirit. Jesus is the examplar of how any work is to be done. He spent thirty years of his life doing the ordinary kinds of things we do, and, as we know, the Father took delight in Him, saying, "This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased." We must remember what Scripture says, that God's "delight is to be with the children of men." This book is designed to lead the reader into a way of working that will delight the Father. To this end, a Study Guide has been designed to help the reader approach the topic in a systematic way. This Guide is currently being used profitably in parishes for group book study. Many participants have exclaimed that the book has made them feel very differently about work, even about the most trivial tasks. The Study Guide may be freely downloaded from the Logos Institute website: http://logosinstitute.org

The Mystery of Work: Saints, Popes, Mystics, Seculars Reflect on Christ's Words: "Without Me You Can Do Nothing"

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Logos Institute Press

This is the only book on holistic (organization-wide) enterprise architecture (EA) that integrates strategic, business, and technology planning. The approach includes detailed information on EA governance, implementation, and use, including an example case study, a new chapter on solution architecture methods, and a new chapter on the use of EA to support organizational restructuring as part of mergers and acquisitions. Written in plain language, this book is recommended for executives, managers, and staff in large, complex public and private sector organizations that are too silo'd and/or have highly dynamic operating environments. No prior knowledge on the subject is needed.

An Introduction to Holistic Enterprise Architecture: Fourth Edition

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

AuthorHouse

Bernard Scott has met a long-felt need by authoring a book that shows the relevance of cybernetics for the social sciences (including psychology, sociology, and anthropology). Scott provides user-friendly descriptions of the core concepts of cybernetics, with examples of how they can be used in the social sciences. He explains how cybernetics functions as a transdiscipline that unifies other disciplines and a metadiscipline that provides insights about how other disciplines function. He provides an account of how cybernetics emerged as a distinct field, following interdisciplinary meetings in the 1940s, convened to explore feedback and circular causality in biological and social systems. He also recounts how encountering cybernetics transformed his thinking and his understanding of life in general.

Cybernetics for the Social Sciences (Brill Research Perspectives in Humanities and Social Sciences)

Computers & Technology

Computer Science

BRILL

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