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Pastor Rob Morgan provides ten biblical patterns for pleasantly productive people, answering the question: How do I gain mastery of my life before it’s too late?<I> </I><BR><BR>A lifelong student of the Bible, Rob Morgan has spent forty years learning about maximizing each day and becoming purposeful and productive. Now he has found a simple plan that works—featuring ten biblical principles that transcend human wisdom. These patterns can be implemented today whether you’re a student or an octagenarian, a novice or an executive, and help you develop a perpetually effective life. The ten patterns are:<BR> <BR>1. Listen to a twelve-year-old: Be about your father’s business.<BR>2. Redeem the time: Wasted hours can never be regained.<BR>3. Clear the decks: God isn’t disorganized; why should we be?<BR>4. Maximize the morning: Schedule a standing appointment with God.<BR>5. Pull off at rest stops: Routinely replenish your inner resources.<BR>6. Operate on yourself: Diagnose and treat yourself spiritually.<BR>7. Live “As If”: Act by faith even when your emotions aren’t ready.<BR>8. Bathe in the Dead Sea: Experience the buoyancy of biblical joy.<BR>9. Practice the power of plodding: Persistently work in small increments.<BR>10. Remember there are two of you: It's Christ in you that’s achieving significance. <BR> <BR>Based on actual Scriptures, this simple, yet hope-filled plan for mastering life before it’s too late will put you on the path toward a lifetime of success.
Pastor Rob Morgan provides ten biblical patterns for pleasantly productive people, answering the question: How do I gain mastery of my life before it’s too late?<I>...
Pastor Rob Morgan provides ten biblical patterns for pleasantly productive people, answering the question: How do I gain mastery of my life before it’s too late?<I> </I><BR><BR>A lifelong student of the Bible, Rob Morgan has spent forty years learning about maximizing each day and becoming purposeful and productive. Now he has found a simple plan that works—featuring ten biblical principles that transcend human wisdom. These patterns can be implemented today whether you’re a student or an octagenarian, a novice or an executive, and help you develop a perpetually effective life. The ten patterns are:<BR> <BR>1. Listen to a twelve-year-old: Be about your father’s business.<BR>2. Redeem the time: Wasted hours can never be regained.<BR>3. Clear the decks: God isn’t disorganized; why should we be?<BR>4. Maximize the morning: Schedule a standing appointment with God.<BR>5. Pull off at rest stops: Routinely replenish your inner resources.<BR>6. Operate on yourself: Diagnose and treat yourself spiritually.<BR>7. Live “As If”: Act by faith even when your emotions aren’t ready.<BR>8. Bathe in the Dead Sea: Experience the buoyancy of biblical joy.<BR>9. Practice the power of plodding: Persistently work in small increments.<BR>10. Remember there are two of you: It's Christ in you that’s achieving significance. <BR> <BR>Based on actual Scriptures, this simple, yet hope-filled plan for mastering life before it’s too late will put you on the path toward a lifetime of success.
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