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The Amazon Store at MillionDollarPetPix.com ( In association with Amazon.com )Choosing to Cheat: Who Wins When Family and Work Collide?by: Andy Stanley  List Price: $12.99 Amazon.com's Price: $10.39 You Save: $2.60 (20%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 248.4 EAN: 9781590523292 ISBN: 1590523296 Label: Multnomah Books Manufacturer: Multnomah Books Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 144 Publication Date: December 10, 2003 Publisher: Multnomah Books Release Date: December 10, 2003 Studio: Multnomah Books Related Items:
Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Product Description: Work. Family. Church. Hobbies. Fitness. Housekeeping. Socializing. Sleep. With only 24 hours in each day, we simply can't fit everything in. And what we choose to cheat is a clear announcement of our values. When you come home an hour earlier, miss a round of golf, or let the dishes sit while you play with your child, you make your family feel valued and secure. Bestselling author Andy Stanley helps you restore your vision of what really matters - and guides you in making courageous decisions about your time. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Poorly treated subject.Although the main point of this small book has value and, needs to be addressed by all people (Christian or not), this particular treatment is fairly useless. We are all indeed overburdened by our work and family life, and will lean more heavily to one extreme in attempting the impossible task of "getting everything done that needs to get done." That being said, and an obvious point, this book's style is so diluted and simple that it could be played as background chatter in a ... Read More Rating:  - Necessary and straight to the point challenge!Stanley draws a very clear line in the sand that we should not be willing to cross for the sake of our families. We're never done with work or family, so one of them is going to get cheated. It's important for you to make the choice of which one so it is not made for you. This book is tremendously motivational and practical. Rating: - Good secular advice, bad Biblical adviceAndy Stanley is the senior pastor at North Point Community Church in suburban Atlanta. From his years of shepherding God's people in Atlanta and from his own life, he realizes that workaholism is a serious and growing problem among many American men (and not a few women as well). The effects of workaholism that Stanley primarily concerns himself with is its effect on the family. Loneliness, tears, strained relationships, the rebellion of children, arguments, and divorce are just some of the negative ... Read More Rating: - I Pledge Allegiance to My BossAndy Stanley writes, "Following the principles of God results in the blessings of God." The author's dad, Charles Stanley, says, "God doesn't reveal His will for our consideration. He reveals it for our participation." This may be your most important book purchase of the year--for yourself or your team members. Do you pledge allegiance to your boss? Andy Stanley says that "your Creator does not define your life by your career achievements or the neatness of your pantry." Writing to both ... Read More Rating:  - Great idea, but I'm wary of the applications...Andy Stanley has chosen a rather provocative title for this book in which he challenges folks to choose to cheat their employers rather than their families when it comes to priorities and time. I'm hard-pressed to disagree with this general principle, and I think that he offers a compelling case against the workaholism that has plagued generations of American families. And as one can always expect from Stanley, his writing is engaging and easy to read, so this one can be tackled in one or two sittings. ... Read More 
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