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Who You Are When No One's Looking: Choosing Consistency, Resisting Compromise By Hybels (Author) & Bill (Author) Our Price $ 16.13   Retail Value $ 18.98   You Save $ 2.85  (15%)   Item Number 89146   Buy New $16.13 Quantity: 1              2              3              4              5

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We are all at our best when it counts. But what are we like when no one's looking? That's where character comes in--being consistent even when it doesn't seem to matter.

Courage. Discipline. Vision. Endurance. Love. These character qualities are quickly becoming endangered. All too often we hear of marriages falling apart, governments lying, businesses cheating and scandals rocking the church. But with God's guidance and strength, we can maintain character that lasts despite temptations and troubles.

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We are all at our best when it counts. But what are we like when no one's looking? That's where character comes in--being consistent even when it doesn't seem to matter. // Courage. Discipline. Vision. Endurance. Love. These character qualities are quickly becoming endangered. All too often we hear of marriages falling apart, governments lying, businesses cheating and scandals rocking the church. But with God's guidance and strength, we can maintain character that lasts despite temptations and troubles.

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	best book you can read  Nov 1, 2008
I was in church one day and noticed a young person had this book with him and all I could think about is that is what I need to read. So without rushing out to a book store I got online to this site and found it. Now all I have to do is find more time to read it.
	Tiny Woman's Reading Group  Oct 9, 2008
We are reading this book in my woman's group and its the third week and we're only on the second chapter. There is a lot to discuss with this book. Everyone has something to share. I would recommend it for groups or for individual readers.
	discipline for anyone  Mar 21, 2008
I find this book good for xtians and non xtians... since the author talks about discipline for anyone who might need to refresh life, renew the old attitudes, etc. it was helpful for me.
	Who you are when no ones looking  Nov 10, 2006
I love this book,an easy read and With the wOrkbook i s a good book for a study group. I Couldnt find it in bookstores or the library near me.
	A Good Read  Jan 29, 2004
From the time we are young children we are taught to behave ourselves in public. We quickly learn what behaviour is and is not acceptable when the eyes of our families and friends are on us. But who we are in public is not an accurate guage of our character. Our true character is shown when we are alone and no one is looking. It is at these times that we display our true colours. In Who You Are When No One's Looking, Bill Hybels outlines several character traits that he believes are becoming endangered in our culture and outlines ways we can incorporate these traits into our lives. The traits he focuses on are courage, discipline, vision, endurance and love. Love is so important that he dedicates half of the book to it, dividing it into several kinds of love, namely tender love, tough love, sacrificial love and radical love. Though this book does not arrive at any ground-shaking conclusions, it is well worth reading and would make a fantastic 10-part Bible study. My only real complaint would be a few sentences that undermine Reformed theology ("God loves prisoners, homosexuals and bag ladies as much as he loves stock brokers, dental students and seminarians.)" (p. 62) Of course such beliefs are commonplace in the evangelical world and, frankly, not worth getting too upset about.

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