Called to be Light in the Workplace is the second book in this series of nine. This book challenges its readers to be light' on their respective job(s) in each of the three phases of career progression: (1) Entry-level (trainee or intern), (2) journey-man level (middle manager) and (3) senior level (executive or mentor). God's Word ministers about how to encourage others at work and influence positive change in the midst of dysfunctional places of employment. Through the lives of Jesus, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Evangelist Billy Graham, Dr. Ben Carson, and many other recognizable and unrecognizable names, excellence in their jobs has raised the level of productivity of others. It is systematically divided into three parts, with three chapters each. Supported by the Scriptures throughout, the central theme of each chapter focuses on specific ways to let our light' shine and to Give God the Glory while at work everyday. As with all books in the Give God the Glory series, it concludes with a family prayer to reinforce the contents within the books' nine chapters. Readers are encouraged to refer to the Give God the Glory series as collections of prayers, daily prayer books, and prayer books. Prayer shall change our lives for the better as we learn how to apply God's Word to our everyday lives. It can be used as a daily prayer book to learn why and how do I pray. Listed amongst best selling Christian books and best seller Christian books, now in its second printing and still appealing to readers who seek the comfort and healing regarding workplace issues and concerns, readers can locate the current availability of stock in the local church book store, the family book store, the family Christian bookstore, Jesus book store, on line Christian book stores, amongst your favorite Christian books list, your Christian library and your local Christian gift shop. Popular African American Christian author Kevin Wayne Johnson recommends this book to men and women who seek Biblical guidance and coaching on workplace issues of concern at all levels in their career. In parallel with this book, it is suggested that the companion devotional, Let Your Light So Shine, add deeper meaning to what Jesus taught about the importance of our individual and collective light.
