The Third Chair: Implementing Lasting Change
Implementing Lasting Change
162 pages · Released 2014 · JPM Publications
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A note for parents
This is a self-help/motivational book focused on personal change and transformation rather than a narrative work for children or young adults. It uses Biblical and contemporary examples to teach a 10-step process for achieving lasting change in various life areas. The book is primarily geared toward adult readers seeking practical guidance on self-improvement and spiritual growth. There are no content concerns, but the abstract nature of the material and self-help framework make it less suited to younger audiences.
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From the publisher
The Third Chair is about change. Everyone needs to change something. The problem with change is that we tend to live in the rst two chairs. We DIAGNOSE the problem and we DREAM about things being better. We often never move past the two. Movement has to take place in eight other places to nd true and lasting transforma... The Third Chair is about change. Everyone needs to change something. The problem with change is that we tend to live in the rst two chairs. We DIAGNOSE the problem and we DREAM about things being better. We often never move past the two. Movement has to take place in eight other places to nd true and lasting transformation. This book takes you through an easy to understand process. It lands on the most critical component of all - the third chair. If you need to change your health, ministry, marriage, pro t and loss sheet, attitude, track and eld time or any other thing then this book is for you. It weaves the lives of three Biblical figures and four contemporary ones through a ten chair process. Change is possible. Change requires work. Change is worth it! "In an easy-to-read style Joe Phillips leads the reader deftly from chair to chair. With a touch of friendly trickery he lands us finally, not on the last chair, but on the third. Find out why this book and a peach milkshake can make all the difference in the world, in YOUR world." Dr. Mark Rutland, President, Global Servants Former president of Oral Roberts University and Southeastern University
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ISBN 9780615856711 · JPM Publications