Creeds are recited on Sundays. The week is where faith is tested, at home, in business, and among friends. Peter J. Daniels asks a blunt question: we have doctrine in abundance, but where is the practical code a man or woman can sign, keep, and be measured against?
This book supplies the missing link. It sets out working codes of conduct for the husband, the father, the grandfather, the friend, the church attender, and the builder of a family. Not sentiment, and not aspiration, but standards specific enough to fail at and therefore specific enough to keep.
Inside you will learn to:
Adopt the conqueror's code of conductSet a written standard as a husband and fatherBuild a family on codes that outlast youBring integrity into friendship and fellowshipClose the gap between what you believe and how you liveWritten by a man who was converted at a Billy Graham crusade in 1959 and spent the following fifty years in business, this is a standard to be signed, kept, and handed down.