Kingdom Values

Character over Chaos

De: Tony Evans

Narrado por: Bill Andrew Quinn

Good character produces good quality, individually and culturally. In light of the turmoil our society currently faces, this book is critical.

In the midst of our busy and often chaotic lives, we sometimes forget the importance of building character qualities. By curating our values, we can rise up and fight against cultural instability, family breakdown, social media ranting, and narcissistic and grandiose personal promotions. Values to be discussed include integrity, excellence, authenticity, compassion, generosity, accountability, kindness, and many more.

Dr. Evans provides insights based on biblical virtues derived from the Beatitudes as well as the rest of Christ's teachings. This book will give men and women a framework for personal growth and awareness. When we align ourselves with God's ways, and exhibit that behavior for our neighbors to see and benefit from, that's when real change occurs.

©2022 Tony Evans (P)2022 eChristian

Kingdom Values

I like the whole book. It is a book that keeps you focus on God and experiencing John 10:10. It is wonderful knowledge for living everyday life, with God’s power. I recommend this book to all seeking to know God, and his character, critical to living a life pleasing to Him and you.

Excellent

Another fruit-filled book by Dr Tony Evans. Pulled from the Be-Attitudes of scripture and applying them to kingdom living/values was great. Recommended reading.

Eye Opening

Really makes you think about the life that you're living. I want to do better for God, my country, my state, my city, my neighborhood, mostly important my family.

Understanding God's Way.

Great guide for correcting cultural desensitization to God's Way. We don't get to pick and choose how much of God's way we will accept and follow. This book will be one of my "go to" listens for a spiritual tune up on who God wants me to be.

Kingdom Values

Outstanding Performance again!! I thoroughly enjoyed this book and must listen again due to so many nuggets I need to take out. It just seems I have a strong desire for the books in Tony’s library.