About 10 years ago I
heard Robert Morgan speak about his book The Red Sea Rules at a Thomas
Nelson sales conference. (Thomas Nelson is the publisher.) I knew I'd be
selling the book to bookstores but his message cut right through the
sales pitches and all that sort of thing. I knew I needed to read it.
I had been going through big transitions and was looking for biblical
perspective. I found it in The Red Sea Rules. This powerful little book is filled with God's perspective that I think might apply to
everyone. I picked it up again and have been re-reading it. Yup.
Still a great book. If your view into the future looks uncertain or if
your present circumstances don't match your expectations, I'd recommend
you give this book a read. I think and hope you'll be glad you did.
Let me know what you think of it. GaryThursday, June 7, 2012
Red Sea Rules
About 10 years ago I
heard Robert Morgan speak about his book The Red Sea Rules at a Thomas
Nelson sales conference. (Thomas Nelson is the publisher.) I knew I'd be
selling the book to bookstores but his message cut right through the
sales pitches and all that sort of thing. I knew I needed to read it.
I had been going through big transitions and was looking for biblical
perspective. I found it in The Red Sea Rules. This powerful little book is filled with God's perspective that I think might apply to
everyone. I picked it up again and have been re-reading it. Yup.
Still a great book. If your view into the future looks uncertain or if
your present circumstances don't match your expectations, I'd recommend
you give this book a read. I think and hope you'll be glad you did.
Let me know what you think of it. Gary
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