books about: authority     books:       The Believer's Authority28 reviews Kenneth E. Hagin Faith Library Publications, 2004 a must have Everyone who is a church attendener needs this book to experience victory in their Christian walk. Kenneth Hagin teaches how to walk in victory and authority in terms that anyone can understand. I recommend the book be taught and well as read in every type of church or home setting.             Authority in Prayer: Praying with Power and Purpose9 reviews Dutch Sheets Bethany House, 2007 Best Book on Prayer This is the best book on prayer I have ever read.             Obedience to Authority: An Experimental View (Perennial Classics)21 reviews Stanley Milgram Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2004 Disturbing Insights About Humanity Are you and I any different from Heinrich Himmler or Adolph Eichmann? Of course, we want to believe that we are made from entirely different clay than those evil monsters, but reading Stanley Milgram's book, _Obedience To Authority_, will make you wonder. The book describes an experiment that was conducted in the 1960s by Yale University psychology professor Stanley Milgram. Milgram placed ...             The Authority of the Believer7 reviews John A. MacMillan WingSpread Publishers, 2007 If you are only going to get a single book, get this one... The Authority of the Believer This book was referenced in Ken Hagin's book, "The Believers Authority". While Ken's book is a great read, this book goes into more depth on demonic influences and forces in our lives. Using this book and the Word, you can combat the evil one with the utmost confidence and authority. The Church has given up a lot of authority to the devil. I have often asked ...             The Authority Book 2: Under New Management56 reviews Warren Ellis Wildstorm, 2000 Sometimes you just need to punch someone in the face. "Volume 1: Relentless" When Grant Morrison and Howard Porter relaunched DC Comics' "Justice League" title in the mid-90s, they envisioned it as a non-stop action story pitting DC's biggest guns against the vast array of inventive threats that sprang forth from Grant Morrison's demented mind. The result was very popular, though I'm rather ambivalent on how well most of it was conveyed; ...             Spiritual Authority24 reviews Watchman Nee Christian Fellowship Publishers, 1972 Challenged what I Thought Authority.... I used to view that word with a lot more suspicion than I do now. For myself, it used to be important for me to "respect" the person in authority over me. The idea of submitting myself to the authority of anything ran contrary to my independent streak. It had to be my idea. Anyone in authority over me had to "earn" my respect. This book completely challenged these notions ...             Results Without Authority: Controlling a Project When the Team Doesn't Report to You -- A Project Manager's ...5 reviews Tom Kendrick AMACOM, 2006 a readable project management book? While I have a few project management reference books, it's rare to find a book on the topic that you can actually enjoy reading from cover to cover. Results Without Authority covers a lot of ground, and there's something for every level of project manager. The book would serve well as a guideline for someone leading a new project management organization, or for someone who's been in the ...             The Voice of Authority: 10 Communication Strategies Every Leader Needs to Know6 reviews Dianna Booher McGraw-Hill, 2007 The Voice of Authority Speaks The Voice of Authority is another gift from Diana Booher! Once again she has packaged a book of communication strategies for all of us. Dianna has condensed the contents of 43 books and 25 years of experience into 10 pearls of wisdom that will help you communicate with impact every time. Whether you read the "10 Reasons People Resist What You Say," the "Rationale for Email, Phone or Face to ...             I Give You Authority11 reviews Charles H. Kraft Chosen, 1997 Balanced, highly-insightful, biblical view on spiritual warfare "I Give You Authority" is essentially a book about spiritual warfare. It is excellent across many facets. One is its balanced, biblical approach. But what stands out above all else is Dr. Kraft's ability to anticipate questions in the mind of the reader and to address them. As an example, oftentimes, when one reads about spiritual warfare, at some point, one thinks: "This is too scary. Do I want ...             Influence Without Authority (2nd Edition)7 reviews Allan R. Cohen, David L. Bradford Wiley, 2005 A GREAT GUIDE TO THE ART OF INFLUENCING OTHERS. This book is important because it's message-to succeed you must learn to influence others-is right on target. The authors assert that nobody "ever had enough authority (to get their work done)." But it is possible to have enough influence to make things happen, and this book's purpose is to tell you how! It shows that the key to influence is reciprocity, which is defined in many and subtle ways. ...             The Structure of Biblical Authority2 reviews Meredith G. Kline Wipf & Stock Publishers, 1997 Unbelievably fresh insight into the Scriptures. I read this book in 1999, and it was the best book I read that year. Kline shows the covenant structure of the Mosaic books. His contribution to the structure of cannon can not be ignored; the structure of the Torah can not be divorced from its content. One quick insight I learned from this book: The 10 Commandments were treaty documents. There were two tables because there were two copies, one ...             By What Authority?: An Evangelical Discovers Catholic Tradition36 reviews Mark P. Shea Our Sunday Visitor, 1996 Why do you believe the bible, anyway? This book in defense of the role of true Christian authority is in my mind one of the best out there. Starting with a very clear and sympathetic synopsis of the evangelical/ fundamentalist (and, alas, modern Lutheran) approach to the authority of the bible, Shea masterfully demonstrates why that bucket just doesn't hold water. And this is based upon his own spiritual journey, which adds to its ...             Challenging Authority: How Ordinary People Change America (Polemics)1 review Frances Fox Piven Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., 2008 Bumpercrop of Refusal Too often, discussion about the viability of change sprouting from the electoral system is shrunk to fit bumperstickers. Even harder to find is nuanced analysis when the politics of protest--direct action, and mob action become the issue of the day. Challenging Authority: How Ordinary People Change America by Francis Fox Piven offers readers a history lesson of the ways in which progressive ...             Authority and Submission8 reviews Watchman Nee Living Stream Ministry, 1993 A hard headed christian in Atlanta This book is excellent. It is just what I needed. It has made me rethink many things, from how I talk about my President and other elected officials to the way I act toward my church, to the way I drive. Submission is the key to a full christian life and it permeates all areas. Mr. Nee shows that in a great, effective way. This book is best read with it in one hand and with a Bible in the ...             The Authority Vol. 3: Earth Inferno and Other Stories8 reviews Mark Millar Wildstorm, 2002 Truth In Advertising...They Are "The Authority" What can I say about this book? I think that it's great to see super-heroes buck the "status-quo" and that The Authority are like no other super-heroes out there. Also, I like how The Authority solved problems with methods that no other super-hero would even consider and that they would take risks that no one else would. I think that the story and art are excellent, the fight scenes are among the ...             Biblical Authority or Biblical Tyranny?: Scripture and the Christian Pilgrimage7 reviews L. William Countryman Trinity Press International, 1994 Small in Quantity, Big in Quality Though this book is only 125 pages long, it carries a wealth of valuable insights and stimulating thoughts. Countryman has done a very good job of countering the extreme biblical literalist camp without throwing out the Bible. Often it's tempting to throw the baby out with the bath water (as the saying goes), but Countryman shows how the Bibles value is not diminished just because some modern ...             As One Without Authority5 reviews Fred, B. Craddock Christian Board of Publication, 2001 As One Who Changed The Face of Preaching Fred B. Craddock is one consumate preacher of the Gospel and one committed student of the Gospels. Whenever one of his students in the quarterly Monday Morning class at the Cherrylog Christian Church asks about his style, Dr. Craddock says, "I am known as a narrative preacher, but that's not the whole story..." He often follows that with his own definition of "narrative preacher." For every ...             The UN Security Council and the Politics of International Authority Bruce Cronin, Ian Hurd Routledge, 2008 This book observes how the growth of the political authority of the Council challenges the basic idea that states have legal autonomy over their domestic affairs. The individual essays survey the implications that flow from these developments in the crucial policy areas of: terrorism; economic sanctions; the prosecution of war crimes; human rights; humanitarian intervention; and, the use of force. In each of these areas, the evidence shows a ...             Authority to Heal7 reviews Ken Blue InterVarsity Press, 1987 practical, real, authentic Blue presents a five-step model to start a healing ministry, especially for those with little or no such background. This model originates from Fuller Theological Seminary's Professor John Wimber and has been tested in diverse denominational heritages, e.g., Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, Pentecostal. The five steps, with headings in Blue's own words, are: (1) To Interview the Sick ...             Territory, Authority, Rights: From Medieval to Global Assemblages1 review Saskia Sassen Princeton University Press, 2008 An ambitious undertaking Famous Chicago sociologist, Saskia Sassen, returns with an ambitious new book on cities as the main locus of globalization. Despite being quite long (almost 500 pages!), it's quite an engaging reading. For someone interested in expanding his/her knowledge on the various facets of the process of globalization, including its economic, political and cultural dimensions, this volume is a must. 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