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Rules of Engagement: Finding Faith and Purpose in a Disconnected World
Rules of Engagement: Finding Faith and Purpose in a Disconnected World
Rules of Engagement: Finding Faith and Purpose in a Disconnected World
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Rules of Engagement: Finding Faith and Purpose in a Disconnected World

Written by Chad Hennings

Narrated by Chad Hennings

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In all of the roles Chad Hennings has been privileged to play in life he has seen that the persistent “go-it-alone” myth in our society traps men from connecting in a meaningful way with other men. In fact, men in our society are emotionally disconnected from each other and from God. In this audiobook Chad wants to share the lessons he has learned that will make a difference in men’s lives and tear down the walls that separate men from each other and their true selves. This audiobook will offer men a plan for a new approach to life that stresses crafting character and vision for ones self, healing the troubled past, developing a work ethic, committing to self-care, finding fulfillment, living with spirituality, making a strategic life plan, serving the family, male bonding, developing an understanding of money, community service, and redefining success.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherOasis Audio
Release dateJan 7, 2010
ISBN9781608146208
Rules of Engagement: Finding Faith and Purpose in a Disconnected World

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    I have read quite a few books that are entertaining and interesting. It isn’t often I come across one that is not only entertaining and interesting, but it is essential reading for its target audience, which is males from about 15 to 25. Of course, men over 25 will enjoy the book too, but the values message in Rules of Engagement is so important that it should be read in the years in which moral values are forming.The author describes how men in our society become emotionally disconnected from other men and from God. From his years as an Air Force pilot, he describes how important a “wingman” is to the pilot and how he has applied that concept into a civilian ministry. Chad’s style is not “preachy”, but instead he offers a two part plan. In the first part he describes the challenges and talks about building character, work ethic, balance, and spirituality. He calls this part Basic Training. In the second part, or Active Duty, he describes a plan to live a life that is honorable and fulfilling. Although Chad Hennings writes about his own life in football, the military and his own weaknesses, he does not focus the book on himself. Rules of Engagement is about men and how to live their lives for God.I would recommend this book for all men, but especially for high school and college students, a graduate gift, men just starting out in the work world, Sunday School classes, and church libraries.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    I have read quite a few books that are entertaining and interesting. It isn’t often I come across one that is not only entertaining and interesting, but it is essential reading for its target audience, which is males from about 15 to 25. Of course, men over 25 will enjoy the book too, but the values message in Rules of Engagement is so important that it should be read in the years in which moral values are forming.The author describes how men in our society become emotionally disconnected from other men and from God. From his years as an Air Force pilot, he describes how important a “wingman” is to the pilot and how he has applied that concept into a civilian ministry. Chad’s style is not “preachy”, but instead he offers a two part plan. In the first part he describes the challenges and talks about building character, work ethic, balance, and spirituality. He calls this part Basic Training. In the second part, or Active Duty, he describes a plan to live a life that is honorable and fulfilling. Although Chad Hennings writes about his own life in football, the military and his own weaknesses, he does not focus the book on himself. Rules of Engagement is about men and how to live their lives for God.I would recommend this book for all men, but especially for high school and college students, a graduate gift, men just starting out in the work world, Sunday School classes, and church libraries.