This collection of sermons by Franz Hunolt explores the chief Christian virtues and provides guidance on how to live a truly good Christian life. It is an important resource for theologians, religious leaders, and anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Christian faith and practice.
"Drawing on J.'s engagement with over 2200 senior leaders and their direct reports over the last thirty years, this book helps business executives see how to: step out of your comfort zone and look at customers and markets differently, find your business edge and stretch in an unexpected, extreme way, embolden your team and champion innovation at every organizational level, understand why ''safe'' isn't safe, today may already be obsolete, get something cookin' and ignite the fun of achievement again, apply inspirational, relatable client examples and make a difference, get to the future on time and pinpoint what to do differently tomorrow" -- Back cover
First published in 1892, this book is a fascinating record of a debate in the United States Congress over the St. Lawrence River Ship Channel. The debate features four prominent politicians arguing for and against a bill to deepen the channel, which would allow larger ships to sail into the Great Lakes. Their arguments touch on a variety of issues, including economics, public works, and environmental concerns.