Leveraging God - Kanaris, Elias

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Résumé :
When things seem hopeless and you want to quit, it's time to let go and let God. What would you do if you found yourself dollars2,000,000 in debt, with all your lines of credit maxed out? Would you call it quits? Would you call in the liquidators and declare bankruptcy? Would you rush around and see who you can persuade to loan you some money - any money Family? Friends? Or would you leverage God? What??! Don't be sacrilegious, Elias. What you are saying is blasphemous. You can't manipulate God! I'm not saying that I tried to manipulate God. I'm just saying that I was leveraging God. There's a subtle and important distinction... By leaning into God and allowing myself to submit to His will and His word, I was able to remove 94% of my debt in less than six months. All legally. All above board. Without having to sell my home from beneath us. And all through Him and His strength. In this book, Elias shares how against all odds they cleared nearly dollars2Million of borrowings in less than a year. In 2005 Elias Kanaris and his wife Kay got saved. A few months later, God asked Kay to give up her career to look after the kids. Within 2 years, with half their income, they became debt-free. This allowed Elias to give up his corporate career and lead a Christian Political Party in the 2008 New Zealand general election. Then during the Global Financial Crisis, they managed to receive 100% financing to purchase 3 investment properties, when funding was hard to obtain. But a property-development project in 2013 mushroomed out of control. Scheduled to take 9 months, it extrapolated to 4 years, with two contractors going into receivership and over dollars200K embezzled! Learn more about: 1) The power of Ephesians 3:20 2) How to live a Psalm 133:1-3 life of unity 3) What the Luke 6:38 principle can teach you about giving 4) Why 1 Chronicles 5:20 is important to believe

Biographie:
ELIAS KANARIS is an author, professional keynote speaker, executive coach, leadership trainer, and entrepreneur. Elias served as the President with the Global Speakers Federation (2018-2019), a US dollars4B industry, and is a Founding Partner of the John Maxwell Team (where he served on the President's Advisory Council). Visit www.leadingfromthestop.com and www.isgroup.co.nz

Sommaire:
When things seem hopeless and you want to quit, it's time to let go and let God. What would you do if you found yourself $2,000,000 in debt, with all your lines of credit maxed out? Would you call it quits? Would you call in the liquidators and declare bankruptcy? Would you rush around and see who you can persuade to loan you some money - any money Family? Friends? Or would you leverage God? What??! Don't be sacrilegious, Elias. What you are saying is blasphemous. You can't manipulate God! I'm not saying that I tried to manipulate God. I'm just saying that I was leveraging God. There's a subtle and important distinction... By leaning into God and allowing myself to submit to His will and His word, I was able to remove 94% of my debt in less than six months. All legally. All above board. Without having to sell my home from beneath us. And all through Him and His strength. In this book, Elias shares how against all odds they cleared nearly $2Million of borrowings in less than a year. In 2005 Elias Kanaris and his wife Kay got saved. A few months later, God asked Kay to give up her career to look after the kids. Within 2 years, with half their income, they became debt-free. This allowed Elias to give up his corporate career and lead a Christian Political Party in the 2008 New Zealand general election. Then during the Global Financial Crisis, they managed to receive 100% financing to purchase 3 investment properties, when funding was hard to obtain. But a property-development project in 2013 mushroomed out of control. Scheduled to take 9 months, it extrapolated to 4 years, with two contractors going into receivership and over $200K embezzled! Learn more about: 1) The power of Ephesians 3:20 2) How to live a Psalm 133:1-3 life of unity 3) What the Luke 6:38 principle can teach you about giving 4) Why 1 Chronicles 5:20 is important to believe...