Biblical Thoughts

This study examines Christian Scripture and proposes the Biblical Text as the source for understanding and implementing values for individuals to build long-term trust-based relationships with others. Those who implement these values in their daily life are more likely to have the cultural agility needed to recognize and effectively deal with the societal-cultural influences that affect their organization’s culture. Societal culture influences an individual’s cognitive processes and style of leadership.

"Teach Your Child to Capture Thoughts: A Biblical Approach to Overcome Negative Thinking and Anxiety" provides a comprehensive guide for parents to help their children navigate anxiety and stress through the lens of faith. The book emphasizes the importance of teaching children to capture their thoughts by identifying negative beliefs and replacing them with affirming truths grounded in Scripture.

Every day you have thousands of choices to make. These choices determine what you do, how you act, what results and consequences you’ll have in your life and even who you become. The decisions we make are based on our beliefs. The problem is that many of our beliefs are based on wrong thinking that has been ingrained in our lives and has become "truth" to us even though it may be wrong or harmful. If you are struggling to overcome something or want to experience the victory of walking by faith in every area of your life, this book is for you. Contained in Talk Truth to Yourself is a ...

The Invitation to an Intercessor “He saw that there was no one, he was appalled that there was no one to intervene; so his own arm achieved salvation for him, and his own righteousness sustained him.” ~ Isaiah 59:16: A personalized story. Instruction on how to read and pray the scriptures. The first time he read back his story, Bob wrote, “Oh, wow, I wept a few times as I read it. It is so good. It is straight to the point. It is provoking! It had a strong punch. It shakes you awake. It explains my calling so well.” Later he said again, “It releases tears every time I read it.”

Ordinary People, Extraordinary God Moses, David, Joseph, Peter, and Paul are just some of the well-known names of the Bible. They are the subject of countless sermons and stories that have inspired Bible lessons from childhood to adulthood. But Scripture also contains a supporting cast of ordinary men and women often overlooked in Bible study. These lesser-known people deserve accolades for their contribution to God’s redemptive story. Don Wilkerson shares the impact of those less known from the Bible, both named and unnamed, in a three-part series. These not-so-familiar characters are ...