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by Ardith Baker (Editor), David W. Whitlock (Editor)
Success in today's business environment may seem difficult or elusive for those who desire to conduct themselves with integrity. To be genuinely successful, you need more than just talent; you need wisdom that can help conquer any situation or problem that comes your way. But wisdom that brings us real success is not worldly wisdom; we need godly wisdom to succeed in all aspects of our lives. Unlike success, godly wisdom is not elusive; it is readily accessible through prayer and God's written Word. In the Bible, a treasure trove of godly wisdom is found in the book of Proverbs. Solomon Was a Businessman examines the wisdom of those proverbs from a business perspective and presents devotionals that enlighten and encourage. Written by business professionals and based on real-life experiences, this book can be read over and over to reveal new treasures of godly wisdom as your life experiences and spiritual needs change.
Author Biography
Ardith Baker is a wife, mother, grandmother, educator, and businessperson who seeks to serve the Lord in all aspects of her life. She is an assistant professor of business at Oral Roberts University and editor of the Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning for Christians in Higher Education. She has a Bachelor of Science Education degree in biology from Pittsburg State University and a master's in statistics from Oklahoma State University. In addition, she is a doctoral student in applied management and decision sciences-operations research at Walden University.
David Wesley Whitlock serves as the Associate Provost at Southwest Baptist University and is a bivocational minister, serving Wellspring Fellowship in Bolivar, Missouri. His previous books with Wipf and Stock Publishers/Resource Publications include Opportunity: Introducing Free Enterprise and Business, and two books coedited with Gordon Dutile: A Noble Calling: Devotions and Essays for Business Professionals and Psalm 15: Integrating Faith and Work. He and his wife, Dana, have four sons.
