If you have already gone through the explanation for “Books For Successful Living,” and have had a chance to see what the Two Great Choices are all about, please feel free to start your studies by selecting the series you and Jesus feel is the best for you. If you are still not sure which one to pick, let’s review both of their purposes.

Jesus uses the “Starting Your Day With Jesus” for those who are starting their careers or are still very active in it. He also uses it for those who are retired and those in the ministry. On the one hand, it addresses the subject of success as it relates to business, marriage, family, friendships, and life in general. On the other, He uses it to address the subjects of victorious Christian living in business, marriage, family, friendships, and life in general. Success, as Jesus defines it, is only possible through His Biblical principles.

If after beginning the “Starting Your Day With Jesus” series you see a change in your motivations or your assignment, you won’t have to start over. If you started out just being interested in spiritual growth and realized that Jesus wants to use you to reach people through business, just keep going. If you started out mostly interested in your career and you realized Jesus wants you to get involved in Christian organizations or churches, just keep going. Jesus will help you take everything He has exposed you to so far and apply it to your new motivation or assignment.

Even though things have changed in your heart, your goals, your plans, or your dreams, Jesus was teaching you Biblical principles that are totally interchangable. The main thing these books do is provide you with tools that handle any situation you face in life. Jesus takes personal problem of all kinds and applies the same Biblical principles to them. Jesus takes people in all walks of life and applies the same Biblical principles to them. It doesn’t matter about your age, gender, race, career, marital status, maturity, spiritual growth, or Bible knowledge. Jesus will still teach you the same things.