Success Commandments : Master the Ten Spiritual Principles to Achieve Your Destiny - (Paperback) - by Devon Franklin & Tim Vandehey
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"For too long there's been a line drawn between the spiritual and the secular, and we have been conditioned to believe that if we cross this line in either direction, we will have gone too far. It's time to break down this barrier so you are free to go further than any believer has gone before. [This book] combines spiritual teachings with secular strategie s to help you achieve unprecedented success and live the life you were destined to live"--Book Synopsis
DeVon Franklin, New York Times bestselling author of The Wait and prominent Hollywood producer, reveals that secular and spiritual success are not opposites. To have one, you need the other.
Are you tired of living a life paralyzed by fear? Are you anxious to break free of the "beware mentality" that has kept generations of well-meaning people living beneath the fullness of their calling?
You're unfulfilled because you've been convinced that you would lose your faith if you pursued the secular ambitions God has put in your heart. However, until you pursue those ambitions you will miss out on the fullness of God and the success you were created to have.
For too long there's been a line drawn between the spiritual and the secular, and we have been conditioned to believe that if we cross this line in either direction, we will have gone too far. It's time to break down this barrier so you are free to go further than any believer has gone before.
The Success Commandments combines spiritual teachings with secular strategies to help you achieve unprecedented success and live the life you were destined to live.
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"DeVon is that rare individual who has managed to successfully integrate his spiritual and professional life. ... Anyone reading this book will benefit from his extraordinary wisdom."--Michael Lynton, chairman of Snap, Inc. "He literally wrote the book on being Christian in the movie business."--The Hollywood Reporter