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Don't
Just Make an Argument
Make a Difference
From the
classroom to the courtroom to the boardroom to your kid's room,
Influencing Like Jesus will show you how to be more persuasive.
Drawing from the timeless lessons of the world's greatest influencer --
Jesus Christ -- Dr. Michael Zigarelli presents fifteen ways to open
people's eyes and change their minds, even when they're highly-resistant
to change. Whether you're called to be an influencer at home, at work,
at school, or anywhere else, you can do more than make an argument, you can make a difference!
Learn about the
Fifteen Biblical Principles
of Persuasion
Click here to see a 60 second overview of this study
Read the Introduction to Influencing Like Jesus (or click here for the narrated version of it)
Publisher's Weekly says:
"Business professor Zigarelli (The Minister’s MBA)
ably teaches others how to wield influence through biblically effective
methodology. Zigarelli’s book is replete with examples from the Bible,
where Jesus influenced and catalyzed remarkable inner change in those
with whom he interacted. The author plainly tells fellow Christians that
they are commanded by way of the Gospel of Matthew’s 'Great Commission'
to be influencers in their respective worlds. Zigarelli’s prose is
lively and practical, and his scope is far more comprehensive and
altruistic than a basic primer on getting others to serve one’s
self-interest. Rather, every principle is presented expressly from a
selfless position in which the goal is always to enrich another person’s
life by honoring Christ’s servant-leader example.
"Readers will glean insight on such topics as making
personal, prayerful preparation before attempting to persuade;
understanding the wisdom of connecting through similarity and by asking
for another’s opinion; learning to tell a compelling story using
contrasts and metaphors; and valuing the weight of authoritative,
experiential and social evidence. Readers will also discover concise
planning worksheets and a complementary leader’s guide for applying each
concept skillfully in any personal or professional position."
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