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How do you lead employees well when you don't physically work with them?In Virtual Leadership, Bart Banfield simplifies the complexities of working and leading in a twenty-first-century remote work environment. Through these pages, you will learn: - How to influence those you lead in a virtual work environment- Why change within the workplace is inevitable- The benefits of health and wellness in the virtual work environment- How to create a culture of coaching within your organization- Why self-awareness matters and makes you a better virtual leaderThe world's workforce is changing rapidly, and businesses must evolve or risk getting passed by. Virtual Leadership will show you concrete principles of effective leadership for the twenty-first century.

27 D Street is a creative selection of short stories recollected by a young boy growing up in a small mill village in Georgia in the early 1950s. The stories and the unique characters that played them out in real life, over time, became the village that shaped the young boy, Lawrence, and his life. From Grandma Bledsoe, to Mr. Marvin, to the mill village baseball team, to his buddy Harold to the Goat Man himself, each led lasting impressions on his life. Yearning for something better than owing your soul to the mill village store, Lawrence had dreams of something better. Or, looking back, was it that bad? Each chapter is a descriptive memory picture that still hangs on the walls of the author's mind to this day. Readers may expect:  ● To have their heart stirred with getting to know the vibrant characters in each chapter● To laugh at the funny stories told from the perspective of a young boy and to cry when he learns of loss and unwelcomed change● To think back with a reflection on the characters of the village that helped raise them● To realize that sometimes where we are in time is just as important as where we think we want to be When you finish this book, if you haven't already during the middle, pick up the phone and call your Grandmother, just to tell her you love her. If you don't have a Grandmother, call the woman or man in your childhood that you savor the good in you that they poured into you. Call them and just tell them you love them. Don't text, don't email, no social media. Call them.

"Kristen shares a beautiful story of the Lord's redemptive, restorative work of grace in her heart, soul, and mind. I am encouraged by her testimony of surrendering life to an unchanging, forever faithful Father in heaven." -Heather Platt: Homeschool mom to five beautiful children and wife of Pastor David Platt, author of RadicalEveryone has a story to tell, with lessons learned, heartaches experienced, and joys cherished. Taking the first step on any journey is always the most difficult, and learning to walk with Christ is no different. Living a life in accordance with God's plan is life-giving, full of adventure and purpose. Surrendering is a very personal and vulnerable account of one woman's journey through the highs and lows of walking with Jesus. As you read each story, you may shed a tear or laugh in joy, but most of all, you will be inspired to surrender every aspect of your life to Jesus.

As you develop your relationship with God, you will learn that while basketball is a lifestyle, it's not life. God is.This book of basketball-themed devotionals accepts readers where they are and encourages them to continually strengthen their personal relationship with God.God x Basketball will help you:· develop Christ-led character on and off the court.· discover a deeper purpose through your role in sports.· allow God to lead you through the peaks and valleys of life and sports.· use basketball as a vehicle to support you in your faith walk.· place God first in your life.Readers will learn that their talents should never compromise the continued development of their Christ-like character, which is the spirit in which basketball was invented.Knowing what to do in the game is one thing. Know what to do in life is another.

Have you ever found yourself doing the same thing over and over again with realizing it? Are you spiritually stuck, wanting a deeper relationship with God but not sure how to get there?In The Butterfly Blueprint, Stephanie Miller uses each stage of a butterfly-egg, caterpillar, cocoon, and butterfly-to show you five ways to grow your faith. By examining how your past shapes your perspective and understanding of the value of authenticity and accountability in relationships, you will learn how to identify and address your spiritual blind spots that are hindering your growth.Stephanie opens up her own journey of transformation while providing practical steps you can implement to see real progress in your spiritual life. Your purpose will become clearer. Your relationships will grow deeper. You will create a new perspective to share your story with others.You were not created to remain a caterpillar your entire life. Let God change your perspective so He can transform you into the beautiful butterfly He made you to be.

Everything we do either gets us closer to or further away from becoming the husbands our wives deserve, the fathers our kids need, and, ultimately, the men God intends us to be. 'End Average' is a reality check for men identifying as Christians. Ryan Hansen dives into what it takes to achieve permanent heart change that leads to balanced and consistent growth in faith, relationships, health, and finances. Through examples from his own hard-learned lessons and from wisdom found in the Bible, you'll see what faith in action looks like between Sunday sermons. 'End Average' will challenge you to start living with intentionality and purpose as you seek to glorify God in everything you do.

The Struggle Bus: The Van. The Myth. The Legend. is designed to take you, dear reader, on a ride with the Wood family in the van that became an Internet sensation.This one-of-a-kind literary adventure you are about to embark on is about more than a viral van. It’s about managing the wonderful chaos of a family of 11. It’s about parenting. It’s about marriage. It’s about success. It’s about failure. It’s about faith. It’s about fun. It’s about a van becoming a metaphor for life as it is given a fun-filled beatdown for the ages.As you roll along with the Wood family, you just might feel driven to:•    connect a little more with the God who made you.•    give yourself a little more grace when you fail.•    smile and laugh a little more—both at the Wood family’s expense and your own.Hop in, buckle up, hold your nose, laugh, and join the Wood family to explore one of life’s fundamental truths: the struggle is real.

The Christmas season brings with it images of the nativity scene scattered across lawns and adorning Christmas cards. Unfortunately, these images have become so commonplace that the real meaning is often obscure. The manger scene is a profound statement God has made in our lives-and it is a truth discovered by a stone craftsman named Angelo.The setting is Christmas 1223, in Greccio, Italy. Angelo's faith in the goodness of God shatters when he is confronted with a crisis that shakes him deeply and leaves him feeling betrayed by God. He finds peace only when he receives a fresh revelation of the ultimate message of the manger.How can faith withstand the storms of pain and disillusionment?Angelo discovers that, in fact, doubt cannot remain when we catch sight of the ultimate grace of God. This story sweeps across time and space into our own lives as we face crises of faith-each uniquely our own yet each universally similar.