In Spiritual DNA of the Church On Mission, author Bob Burton compares the missional foundation of the early church to human DNA. He argues that understanding the Church's missional DNA is the most effective starting point in engaging your church members on God's mission for the sake of total gospel transformation.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1883.

Like his Wild West counterpart, the modern bountyman tracks the bail fugitive, arrests him and surrenders him to the police - all for the love of money. Learn how to talk your way into a bondsman's confidence, acquire the necessary tools, track and subdue the fugitive and more. With an estimated 6 million bail jumpers walking the streets, bounty hunting can be a goldmine for the smart and the daring. Includes a state-by-state list of the laws of bounty hunting.

Corporate and government spin doctors invisibly influence just about every news story we read, see and hear. Perhaps even more significant is what they manage to keep out of the news altogether. Bob Burton peers inside the hidden world of corporate and government spin to reveal the extraordinary impact of the PR industry. He illuminates the hardball and soft tactics used by PR companies to smother dissenting viewpoints, mask sponsors, attack corporate competitors and influence politicians. Through a series of detailed case studies from both private and public sectors, he shows just how much PR controls what we see, hear and think about the organisations that manage our society.

Horatio Jr. Alger's novel, 'Bob Burton; or, The Young Ranchman of the Missouri,' is a classic tale of a young man's journey through hardship and perseverance. Written in Alger's signature style of moralistic and optimistic storytelling, this book navigates themes of determination, resilience, and the American Dream. Set in the vast wilderness of the Missouri ranchlands, the novel captures the adventurous spirit of the protagonist as he overcomes obstacles to achieve success. Alger's straightforward prose and emphasis on moral lessons make this book a timeless piece of American literature. In the context of 19th-century American writing, Alger's works were influential in shaping the ideals of self-improvement and hard work that were prevalent during the time. His stories often served as moral guides for young readers, encouraging them to pursue their dreams and never give up. The author, Horatio Jr. Alger, drew inspiration from his own experiences and observations of society to create relatable characters and situations. His own struggles with poverty and determination to succeed are reflected in the narrative of 'Bob Burton,' making it a personal and heartfelt story. Recommended for readers interested in classic American literature, 'Bob Burton; or, The Young Ranchman of the Missouri' is a compelling and inspiring read that continues to resonate with audiences of all ages.

Bob Feller is a true baseball icon. Along with such legends as Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, and Ted Williams, he is recognized as one of the greatest players of the twentieth century. In fact, he was voted the greatest right-handed pitcher in the history of baseball. But Bob Feller is known for his quick wit as much as for his fastball. In Bob Feller's Little Black Book of Baseball Wisdom, the sharp-tongued Hall of Famer offers philosophical, anecdotal, and candid reflections on baseball and everyday American life. In the process he introduces us to such legends as Jackie Robinson, Ralph Kiner, and Joe DiMaggio the way he knew them--as baseball rivals, fellow sportsmen, and good friends. Bob Feller's Little Black Book of Baseball Wisdom is a treasure trove of down-to-earth advice for baseball fans of any generation.