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Assignment 2: Integration Of Faith And Learning II

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Integration of Faith and Learning II Sierra Seaborne Liberty University BUSI 520-B11 Dr. Janis McFaul July 3, 2015 Integration of Faith and Learning II Joshua 1:9 says, “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go” (NIV). The Lord has commanded everyone to go out and do his work. He wants everyone to share and teach his word. He has already set fourth what he wants to be done with our time here on earth. Everyone will be held responsible for their actions and works they accomplish while here on Earth. In this particular bible verse Jehovah had given very direct orders to his people. The people had to remember who gave them those …show more content…

G6). Managers are responsible for making sure these markets are tapped in on. Also they must make sure their company gives excellent customer service, thus driving up customer loyalty. Managers have to make critical decisions when it comes to the running and decision making of their business. They can be responsible for the day to day activities and even the financials. Managers often times are placed in difficult situations where their faith may be tested. They are also put in situations that may test their morals and personal …show more content…

There is a lot of pressure placed on managers in today’s society. “Sustainability is a major concern for marketers in the 21st century since marketing strategies and activities” (Crittenden, Crittenden, Ferrell, Ferrell, & Pinney, 2011, p. 72). For example, managers have the task often times to not only prepare for the short term future of the company, but also the long term success of the company. The managers have the greatest gift of all if they know the Lord. If they keep him first in everything thing they do, lean on his knowledge and not their own, then they will be

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