Releasing The Spirit of Excellence

This book will inspire, sensitize and motivate you. It will produce a strong image in your spirit that will help you succeed whilst others are failing, run whilst others are crawling, break through whilst others are stuck behind barriers, live whilst others are dying, win whilst others are losing, come to the top whilst others are glued to the bottom. Just stay tuned, you are about to be moved from “Churchianity” to Christianity, superficiality to reality, mediocrity to excellence. You'll be charged, changed and challenged.

About the Author

Bishop Ansah is a renowned speaker and has preached the gospel in many nations, including USA, Canada, The Netherlands, Italy and Germany. He is also an Author and Expositor of biblical truth with messages that centre on faith, excellence, success and vision.

His new book entitled "Releasing the Sprit of Excellence" challenges every Christian to heed to the Kingdom call of Excellence, which he describes as 'the bedrock of fruitfulness and productivity in life' This book is borne out of his true conviction that the quality of a person's life is in direct proportion to their commitment to excellence'

Other books he has written include: "The Sword of Solomon" and "Power Ideas for Success"

 

Chapter One:

Called To Stand Out

"With the Spirit of Excellence you can make a remarkable difference. Become a difference maker. The beauty that excellence produces must be evident in our homes, businesses, communities and workplaces. Our products, services, environment and operations must all reflect this noble virtue.

God did not call you to blend in. He called you to stand out."

Chapter Four:

The Call To Excellence

Mediocrity anywhere is a threat to excellence everywhere.
In order to be at the cutting edge in this 21st century, the Church must serve with distinction and in excellence.

Chapter Twelve:

Marks of Excellence
Wisdom for Conduct

“Who is wise and understanding among you? Let him show by good conduct that his works are done in the meekness of wisdom.”
James 3:13 NKJV

Many claim to be wise but their wisdom only measures up to worldly standards. The wisdom that God requires of you must be characterized by having both good conduct and deeds (fruits) working together.

The proof of wisdom is always known by the sum total of your conduct and your works. Your good conduct does not compensate for your lack of good works. Neither can your good works compensate for your bad conduct.