Management and the Gospel: Luke's Radical Message for the First and Twenty-First Centuries
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (571 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 113737733X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 303 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
This unique and reader-friendly book promises to become the classic 'go to' book for anyone truly interested in studying what the Bible says about managing organizations.
Every member of an organization (oikos), from a small family unit to a large corporation, should read this book." - V. Dyck takes an insightful and fresh look at Jesus' life and words. He provides solid historical evidence for his claims and does not offer superficial remedies. A serious read, calling us to ponder the possibilities and responsibilities of management today." - Walter C. The detailed, critical, innovative and engaging analysis of Luke's Gospel will be of interest to biblical scholars, both professional and amateur. George Shillington, Author, An Introduction to the Study of Luke-Acts; Professor Emeritus, Canadian Mennonite University, Canada"Dr. Bruno Dyck has delivered a provocative and compelling alternative to traditional interpretations of Luke's relevance to work and business. Whether readers end up agreeing wi
"Great read for the beginner in finance and management, and also for any one interested in advancement in the KOD." according to Len Wiebe. This book is a great read for the beginner in finance and management, and also for any one interested in advancement of the KOD. It is easy to read and has great anecdotal examples to help you understand the message.The Kingdom of God is the term the author uses all the time to measure the outcomes of business practices. If it helps further the kingdom of God, then that is a positive. The bottom line of success is not measured in terms of how much money is made for the company; rather, how much the poor , the dispossessed, the marginalized, are helped by the servic
Bruno Dyck is Professor in the Department of Business Administration in the I.H. . Asper School of Business at the University of Manitoba, Canada