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The Four Priorities (Life is too short to get it wrong) - Softcover

John Tolson; Larry Kreider

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Synopsis

Through a creative mix of relevant case studies and scriptural illustrations, The Four Priorities workbook presents an easy-to-understand, practical "tool kit" for balancing the four priorities of Christ: self, relationships, and the world. Confronting life s challenges with tough grace, this biblically based study enables believers of all ages to impact others for Jesus Christ.

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About the Author

Dr. John Tolson speaks at organizations across the country, infusing his audiences with a passion for leadership and discipleship. John serves as a spiritual coach for some of the nation's leading executives, celebrities, and athletes. He started one of the first team chaplain programs in the NBA, and he has served multiple sports teams including the Houston Rockets, Houston Astros, Houston Oilers, Orlando Magic and most recently, the Dallas Cowboys.

Review

Unbelievable! The guys are totally loving it. Best curriculum I've done in 15 years of Men's Ministry. It's making a difference and we are becoming very close friends in the process. --Nick Van Nice, Personal Leadership Coach

When I opened The Four Priorities and skimmed through it I was surprised and delighted to find that it is exactly what the leadership of our church met to pray and seek God's direction for the next year. I know of no other material which is so good for ongoing discipleship. --John Thomas, Senior Pastor, King of Kings Baptist Church, South Africa

It has been my experience in 35 years of ministry to find that most men have a plan for their livelihood - how to make a living! But when it comes to how to live, especially with their families and God, they seem to be directionally challenged! The Four Priorities is a non-threatening way to provide a compass so that they may find renewal in their lives and with their family, God and others. --Rainer Richter, Senior Pastor, St. Peter's United Methodist Church

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