Book Review: NKJV, Unapologetic Study Bible: Confidence for Such a Time As This from the Emmanuel Foundation

To say this book is a study Bible is sort of a misnomer.  Usually, when we think of a study Bible we think of a Bible which has cross references and notes with references, etc.  

NKJV, Unapologetic Study Bible: Confidence for Such a Time As This from the Emmanuel Foundation is different.  

We read the Bible everyday and have several study Bibles, each one has a little something different.  Some have quite a few maps and illustrations.  One is laden with footnotes that explain in a little more depth what is going on and gives cross references to other parts of the Bible that help to understand the passage.

The NKJV, Unapologetic Study Bible does not have all that.  It does have some notes about translation differences in other translations of the Bible.

It also has what could be called articles sprinkled throughout the Bible that discuss the message that all Christians should be getting but many aren’t. The Emmanuel Foundation takes on the issues that preachers should be preaching about but so few do because they are afraid that people don’t want to hear about their sins; they only want to hear about how good they are doing and that everything under the sun is okay.

This NKJV, Unapologetic Study Bible gives what should be a wake up call to Christians who have grown up in a world of political correctness and tolerance.   One should read Matthew 7:21-24 to see that many of these so called “tolerant Christians” are not correct. All Christians should read these articles and hear what they may not be hearing from the pulpit of their church.

Five Star Review

We give NKJV, Unapologetic Study Bible: Confidence for Such a Time As This from the Emmanuel Foundation all five stars.  We feel like The Emmanuel Foundation is correct in its assessment of what the Bible really says.  This would make a great gift for any Christian.  

The only real issue we have is minor. When this Bible breaks into an article, it often does so in the middle of a Bible chapter.  This sometimes breaks the flow of reading.  This is only a very minor issue.

We were sent a complimentary PDF copy of this book.  We are under no obligation to write any review, positive or negative.

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Guest Post: How Do You Handle Financial Fears And Make The Best Decisions For Your Life?

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How Do You Handle Financial Fears And Make The Best Decisions For Your Life?

Everyone has fears when it comes to money:

• The fear of not having enough to retire.
• Fear of making another bad financial choice.
• Fear of taking a risk like changing jobs/starting a business.
• The fear of choosing the right financial advisor after being burned in the past.

The answer to dealing with your fears, says Al Zdenek (www.AlZdenek.com), author of the bestselling book Master Your Cash Flow: The Key To Grow And Retain Wealth, is starting to take actions that will allow you to live the life you want to live right now and through retirement.

“There is a certain amount of cash flow, if you had it coming in right now and for the rest of your life – inflation adjusted – that would allow you to live the lifestyle you wanted now and forever,  and make you financially independent,” says Zdenek, CEO and founder of Traust Sollus Wealth Management. “Find out what that amount is and start making better choices.”

Making the wrong choices can lead to you working harder and longer in life, and winding up with less wealth and cash flow.

On the other hand, Zdenek says, making better choices around such things as your careers, your business, budget, income taxes, insurance, portfolio management and debt can create the lifestyle people yearn for now and for the rest of their lives.

Zdenek can discuss how to make better financial decisions in everyday life to live better, with less stress and anxiety, while increasing their cash flow and wealth.

About Al Zdenek

Al Zdenek (www.AlZdenek.com) – author, speaker and wealth advisor – is the President, CEO and founder (1982) of Traust Sollus Wealth Management, a boutique wealth management firm dedicated to empowering people to live the life they wish now and in the future by consistently making the best financial decisions.

His bestselling book, Master Your Cash Flow (Forbes Books) shows readers how to avoid making poor and disastrous financial decisions, finding additional cash flow from every-day decisions that, if saved, will build wealth sooner. Zdenek has been contracted by ForbesBooks to continue writing the Master Your Cash Flow series, with a new book entitled Master Your Cash Flow: The Key to Build a Valuable Business, to be released in March 2018.  The upcoming book will be for entrepreneurs, business owners, CEOs and anyone who wishes to run a successful business.  


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Guest Post: 3 Reasons College Students Should Run Their Own Businesses

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3 Reasons College Students Should Run Their Own Businesses

A typical student’s goal with a college degree is to join a company. Yet some graduates lack specific business essentials and life skills crucial to landing solid employment and finding long-term success.

Perhaps they should demand more of themselves while in school, and rather than merely aspire to join a company, actually gain the experience of running one. Learning how to run their own business from the ground up while attending college can give students a leg up.

“When you run your own business, you will learn how to market and sell yourself,” says Matt Stewart, co-founder of College Works Painting (www.collegeworks.com), which provides internships geared to managing a house-painting business. “Those are skills often lacking in college students.”

The extra time spent outside the classroom acquiring experience in the many aspects of business management can pay off in a broader education, which in turn can lead to better employment prospects. Here are some of the benefits Stewart sees for students who run a business while in college:

• Learning to deal with rejection. Rejection will happen early and perhaps often when the college graduate goes to job interviews. Learning how a business owner keeps pushing forward when rejected on sales calls will strengthen the future job aspirant for the rugged world out there. “It’s an eye-opener for many college students who have never been told no before,” Stewart says. “Are you just going to cry because the first person says you’re not qualified for the job?”

• Adding skills to the resume. The tough job market for recent college grads has been a trend since the Great Recession (2007-09). Forty-four percent were underemployed (in jobs not requiring degrees) in the final quarter of 2016, according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Thus, a more balanced resume and diverse experience is required to separate the new job seeker from the crowd. “It used to be you just needed a bachelor’s degree and an internship,” Stewart says, “but now you also better have tangible skills and the soft skills – being able to communicate, knowing how to work with others, how to interact. You have to do that when you run a business.”

• Learning time management. Much of the college experience could be used constructively to learn this important life skill, yet many students don’t always use their down time wisely. Being busier with a learn-a-business internship, coupled with a full load of classes, could equate to better time management. “If you’re going to school and running your own business, you have to manage your time well,” Stewart says. “If you’re taking 12 to 15 credit hours in a semester, that’s maybe 30 hours of work each week. You have a ton of hours left, and what are you going to do with that time?”

Before a company invests in college graduates, it looks at the amount of quality time and effort they invested in their future. Learning a business while going to school shows an interest in acquiring the proper mindset.

“The start of a successful career,” Steward says, “is treating college like it’s your job and getting ready for your life after college.”

About Matt Stewart

Matt Stewart is co-founder of College Works Painting (www.collegeworks.com/about), which provides business experience for thousands of college students each year. The award-winning program also offers high-quality house-painting services for homeowners.

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