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Established author, successful businessman, international speaker, and pastor Peter Tsukahira writes with zeal and compassion to help believers understand the importance of ministry in the marketplace. This timely book is written for believers who find themselves in the business world.
The reader will learn: Practical guidelines to achieve success in a calling to the marketplace.
Insights from a pastor and congregational founder who was an executive in a multinational computer company.
Prophetic Bible teaching integrated with practical advice based on personal experiences.
To focus on the power and importance of developing godly character in the marketplace.
About the spiritual blessings and rewards that come when one does business in God’s way.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780882708713
ISBN10: 0882708716
Peter Tsukahira
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2013
Publisher: Bridge-Logos Publishers
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