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Selling with Integrity introduces The Morgen Buying Facilitation Method?, the first wholly new sales paradigm based on the idea that buyers have their own answers. Teaching sellers to support buyers' buying patterns, rather than teaching new selling patterns, international speaker and entrepreneur Sharon Morgen offers step-by-step guidelines, practical how-to's and numerous examples of this remarkably effective method in action. Using Buying Facilitation, you can: * Get to the right person immediately * Eliminate unqualified prospects on the first call * Facilitate a buyer's solution-finding process * Stop rejection and objections * Decrease sales cycle by at least 50%, increase revenue by 200 to 500%.

"Ordinary Servant: Lessons in Loving Jesus and Serving HIS people," is a book that will train, equip, and prepare you to serve in your churches. Do you want to be someone that God can use to make a difference in this world? Are you looking for help in becoming that man or woman that God uses to impact this world? Does your heart yearn and burn to be a used by God? If you answered, “Yes,” then I have good news for you. God wants to use you! Just as a diamond has many different facets that reflect varying levels of light, so servanthood also has different sides and varying levels. In this book, you will learn some of what the Bible teaches about servanthood. I pray it’s one of the best times in your spiritual life...as you learn to serve and serve well.

Pastor Watson’s publishing endeavors began with his two daily devotionals, published by AMG Publishers: "A Word for the Day" and "A Hebrew Word for the Day." This new daily devotional truly comes from the depths of his heart. Endorsed by Steve Lawson, Phil Johnson, Joel Beeke, Todd Friel, Paige Patterson, and many others, it is divided into the three distinct parts specified in the sub-title (each encompassing four months of devotional/theological studies). The reader is first encouraged to know the Lord in a personal way, then to love Him more passionately than ever before, and finally to serve Him with the right motive and method. Each daily reading is between 450–500 words in length, meaty, theological, and homiletical. Like its predecessors, each day also includes a “Scriptures for Study” section, which lists other related verses for you to explore and lends itself to personal journaling.

"Ordinary Servant: Lessons in Loving Jesus and Serving HIS people," is a book that will train, equip, and prepare you to serve in your churches. Do you want to be someone that God can use to make a difference in this world? Are you looking for help in becoming that man or woman that God uses to impact this world? Does your heart yearn and burn to be a used by God? If you answered, “Yes,” then I have good news for you. God wants to use you! Just as a diamond has many different facets that reflect varying levels of light, so servanthood also has different sides and varying levels. In this book, you will learn some of what the Bible teaches about servanthood. I pray it’s one of the best times in your spiritual life...as you learn to serve and serve well.

This is Integrity Music's first Praise and Worship Musical and a bestseller, created by Don Moen. Titles include Give Thanks, Celebrate Jesus, Wort...

O the Blood Publisher: Integrity Choral Category: Choral Series: Integrity Choral Format: Paperback O the blood of Jesus washes me. What a s...

Hide Away in the Love of Jesus Publisher: Integrity Choral Category: Choral Series: Integrity Choral Format: Paperback Camp Kirkland has arr...

Featuring exciting new songs from Geron Davis, this worship experience presents the Christmas story in a fresh new way-Jesus is our Hope and will r...

Jesus, My Savior Publisher: Integrity Music Category: Choral Series: Integrity Choral Format: CD This Praise & Worship Package is user-f...

All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name Publisher: Integrity Music Category: Choral Series: Integrity Choral Format: Paperback All Hail the Power...

Uncommon Leaders have a gift: While inspiring and serving others with integrity, they also model a commitment to self-care and reflective practices. These skillful leaders are focused on being intentional and mindful of their values, beliefs, and guiding principles---in short, they “live well”. This high level of self-awareness informs the leader’s capacity to model courage and integrity---to “lead strong”. Grounded in their beliefs and values, these leaders routinely offer skillful feedback that impacts performance; they also have the capacity to plan and hold difficult conversations with professionalism. Uncommon Leadership supplies the reader with practical strategies, information and exercises to develop skills, as well as inspirational ideas for maintaining strong and effective leadership over a sustained period of time. Each chapter includes ways in which the reader may transfer their learning to their own practice, as well as a graphic quote that serves as a reminder of key points. Practicing leaders will find this a helpful guide for significant professional growth; aspiring and early career leaders will find it a valuable tool they will return to often for reference.

Is there a church on planet Earth that resembles the church that Jesus Christ established? If so, what does it look like? Where can it be found? What is its function and relevance in today's Christian culture?Confusion abounds in Christendom regarding the church of Jesus Christ. It seems that the church is constantly being reinvented. Is this God's intention, or is it the result of a cultural effort to redefine the church? Many of the churches that exist today have been birthed by movements and political powers rather than by our Lord. Men and movements throughout the centuries have obscured the scene with speculation and human traditions. The identity of the church has become varied and diverse. Some believe the church to be universal and invisible while others believe it to be outdated and impractical. So what of the church that Jesus built? A Glorious Church cuts through the confusion, the questions, the politics, and the traditions. It asks tough questions and then answers them clearly and reasonably from God's Word and from the records of history. Regardless of your perspective, there are issues raised in this book that need to be addressed afresh by the Christian community. If you desire to be a part of God's original intent for His church, then this book will give you an accurate understanding of the origin, the identity, the heritage, and the integrity of that church. It will help you discern modern error and align your life with the purpose and plan that God still blesses.

In 1966, after serving first as Kenya’s Foreign Minister and then as Vice-President, Joseph Murumbi resigned from Government. Having concluded that the country had made a wrong turn away from a concern for the poor and the ideals he believed in, Morumbi told an old friend that he could no longer ‘be part of corruption in this country’. Tribalism, too, which was to take Kenya to the brink of disaster years later, had already become firmly entrenched, and he wanted no part of it.Today, Murumbi stands as a symbol of what Kenya could have become, and still could be. As the son of a Goan father and a Maasai mother, he disdained prejudice of any kind. As someone plucked from relative obscurity by Jomo Kenyatta thanks to his hard work and talents as an organiser, he was dismissive of those who depended on family or ethnic connections. And as a strong advocate of embracing and preserving African culture, he was a champion of African artists and their works.This book, which combines interviews done with Murumbi in the 1970s with historical information and recollections of the people who knew him.

Uncommon Leaders have a gift: While inspiring and serving others with integrity, they also model a commitment to self-care and reflective practices. These skillful leaders are focused on being intentional and mindful of their values, beliefs, and guiding principles---in short, they “live well”. This high level of self-awareness informs the leader’s capacity to model courage and integrity---to “lead strong”. Grounded in their beliefs and values, these leaders routinely offer skillful feedback that impacts performance; they also have the capacity to plan and hold difficult conversations with professionalism. Uncommon Leadership supplies the reader with practical strategies, information and exercises to develop skills, as well as inspirational ideas for maintaining strong and effective leadership over a sustained period of time. Each chapter includes ways in which the reader may transfer their learning to their own practice, as well as a graphic quote that serves as a reminder of key points. Practicing leaders will find this a helpful guide for significant professional growth; aspiring and early career leaders will find it a valuable tool they will return to often for reference.

Jesus Christ was not merely a human being. He was not merely a famous religious teacher.Jesus Christ is Lord of all.This radical claim from the Bible has profound implications for every area of life―for every person and every facet of society. Drawing on key biblical texts, Vern Poythress explores what acknowledging the authority of Christ means for the way we should think and act. Unpacking how this authority affects spheres of life such as religion, politics, science, art, education, and the future, Poythress helps us pursue obedience to Christ as an expression of our gratitude and devotion―and our anticipation of the joy promised to us when we serve him with all of our heart.

Leading the Congregation is a complete and definitive guide to the practice of church leadership.  The book describes essential paradigms for the leader that integrate spiritual integrity and service within a "systems" view of the congregation and its ministry.   This revised and updated version focuses on the challenges of congregational leadership in a culture that has fewer ties to Christian faith. The authors lay out the dual contexts in which church leaders must function–within the congregation, and as the congregation’s representative to the community–and they explain the very different skill sets required to flourish in each. Underlying the revised edition is an insistence on the congregational leader’s call from God, and cultivation of her or his relationship with God. Leadership is not the same thing as charisma, they explain; it is rather a set of attitudes and practices that each of us can and must master if we are to be worthy servants of Christ.        

In the 13th chapter of John, Jesus is having supper with his disciples. This is their final meal together before He is crucified. Jesus could have said so many things during this last supper. What would be His parting words? What life principle did He want to leave with them? Since this was the last supper, we can suppose that whatever He prepared to say, whatever principle He wanted to share would be significant! Important! Life-changing! Out of the many things Jesus could have taught, He chose to talk about serving one another. Jesus stated that He did not come to be ministered to or to be served but He came to serve. He personified servanthood through countless acts of grace and mercy in the community. He taught, healed the sick, restored sight to the blind, raised the dead and fed over five thousand people. But His ultimate act of serving occurred when He sacrificed His life on the cross for all mankind. Regardless of the area of ministry, God has called everyone to serve. This book is a tool to help sharpen your skills as a servant in the Body of Christ as well as an executive in the business sector. Whether your area of serving is administration, music, preaching, outreach, media, diaconate, adjutancy, armor bearing or one of the many positions in the corporate world, it does not matter. The principles outlined in these pages will provide fresh insight and inspire you to improve your serving in your home, church, community and workplace.

Leading the Congregation is a complete and definitive guide to the practice of church leadership.  The book describes essential paradigms for the leader that integrate spiritual integrity and service within a "systems" view of the congregation and its ministry. This revised and updated version focuses on the challenges of congregational leadership in a culture that has fewer ties to Christian faith. The authors lay out the dual contexts in which church leaders must function–within the congregation, and as the congregation’s representative to the community–and they explain the very different skill sets required to flourish in each. Underlying the revised edition is an insistence on the congregational leader’s call from God, and cultivation of her or his relationship with God. Leadership is not the same thing as charisma, they explain; it is rather a set of attitudes and practices that each of us can and must master if we are to be worthy servants of Christ.    

In the 13th chapter of John, Jesus is having supper with his disciples. This is their final meal together before He is crucified. Jesus could have said so many things during this last supper. What would be His parting words? What life principle did He want to leave with them? Since this was the last supper, we can suppose that whatever He prepared to say, whatever principle He wanted to share would be significant! Important! Life-changing! Out of the many things Jesus could have taught, He chose to talk about serving one another. Jesus stated that He did not come to be ministered to or to be served but He came to serve. He personified servanthood through countless acts of grace and mercy in the community. He taught, healed the sick, restored sight to the blind, raised the dead and fed over five thousand people. But His ultimate act of serving occurred when He sacrificed His life on the cross for all mankind. Regardless of the area of ministry, God has called everyone to serve. This book is a tool to help sharpen your skills as a servant in the Body of Christ as well as an executive in the business sector. Whether your area of serving is administration, music, preaching, outreach, media, diaconate, adjutancy, armor bearing or one of the many positions in the corporate world, it does not matter. The principles outlined in these pages will provide fresh insight and inspire you to improve your serving in your home, church, community and workplace.

Homosexuality has been at the forefront of debate in the church for the last quarter century, with biblical interpretation at its heart. In the Man Jesus Loved, Jennings proposes a gay affirmative reading of the Bible in the hope of respecting the integrity of these texts and making them more clear as well as more persuasive. This reading suggests that the exclusion of persons on the basis of their sexual orientation or same-sex practices fundamentally distorts the Bible generally and the traditions concerning Jesus in particular.