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Fourteen ready made codes for the areas of life that keep going wrong

“Why is it that so many people who have been Christians for ten, twenty and even fifty years appear to be so ineffective in the performance of their everyday lives?”

A Christian Code of Conduct

... the missing link?

Peter J. Daniels spent a lifetime asking that question, and this book is his working answer: fourteen field tested codes of conduct, for husbands, fathers, families, friendship, finance, business and leadership, each grounded in Scripture and each proven in his own life before he dared recommend it to yours.

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The problem this book refuses to ignore

Shelves of teaching, and lives still in a mess

Daniels puts it bluntly in the introduction: never have Christians had more sermons, studies, books, broadcasts and Bible colleges, and yet his office is flooded with letters from believers whose marriages are struggling, whose children have gone off the rails, whose finances are in chaos and whose businesses are drowning in debt.

His diagnosis is that the teaching has come from theorists who never showed anyone how to live the faith out in the working world, in a marriage, a family, a friendship, a business, a church pew. The Word of God provides the compass; what has been missing is the code that turns it into daily conduct you can measure yourself against.

So he stopped waiting for the theologians and wrote the codes himself, out of fifty years of tested Christian living and a business record spanning the globe. Not theory. As Pastor Bill Nott writes in the foreword, it has been tried and proven, and it comes with the weight of authority.

Where the book begins

Two stone tablets in a garden wall

On his country estate, Daniels built a great stone wall and set into it, carved for all to see and made to outlast him, two stone tablets bearing God's own code: the Ten Commandments. That wall is the book's foundation stone and its argument in miniature.

THE GREATEST CODE EVER GIVEN

Surely this is the greatest code ever given to humankind, he writes, yet it is broken every day, while the world's corrupt codes, from The Little Red School Book to the Communist Manifesto, written by men who never built anything, win followers. His answer: Christians must write their own codes of conduct from the Word of God, and hold to them.

One of the fourteen, shown in full

The Conqueror's Code of Conduct

Created for The Gabriel Call, his initiative to raise up believers in business through one hundred megachurches, and issued as a gold security badge. Here it is complete, so you can see exactly what a Daniels code looks like:

The Conqueror's Code

Twelve commitments, each backed in the book by the Scriptures it stands on

  1. Fidelity in marriage
  2. Create a family heritage
  3. Support the church you attend
  4. Build financial reserves
  5. Plan ahead
  6. Keep to timeframes
  7. Under commit and over perform
  8. Maintain control
  9. Protect your assets
  10. Build your character
  11. Focus on priorities
  12. Develop a sense of destiny

The other thirteen codes go deeper still, into the roles you actually live every day, and each arrives with its biblical references and the stories behind it.

Fourteen chapters, fourteen codes

A code for every role you hold

I

The Conqueror's Code

The flagship twelve, and the Onassis story of how money seduces before it destroys.

II

A Christian Husband's Code

Twelve commitments beginning with: my wife is a gift from God, and I will never dishonor the gift.

III

A Christian Father's Code

From clarifying boundaries to showing your family your courage.

IV

A Christian Grandfather's Code

The long game: building into a generation you may never fully see.

V

A Code for Building a Family

Heritage by design rather than by accident.

VI

A Code for Friendship

What loyalty, candour and constancy owe the people who walk with you.

VII

A Church Attender's Code

Turning up as a contributor rather than a consumer.

VIII

A Code for Handling Finance

Earn all you can, give regularly, minimize debt, spend money on your brains, build a heritage.

IX

A Christian Entrepreneur's Code

Enterprise under God: risk, integrity and reward held together.

X

A Christian Employer's Code

What you owe the people whose livelihoods you carry.

XI

A Christian Employee's Code

Working as unto the Lord, in a workplace that is watching.

XII

A Christian Leader's Code

Authority exercised the way the Kingdom measures it.

XIII

A Christian Follower's Code

The neglected discipline: how to follow well.

XIV

A Code of Conduct for Life

The closing challenge: build your own code, carry it in your wallet, and live measurably by it.

“Madam, you do not force with money, you seduce.”
Aristotle Onassis, in the story Daniels uses to show exactly why every believer needs a code

From the foreword

Tried, proven, and lived before it was written

“Dr. Daniels' book is of immense value; it has been tried and proven. It is not untested or untried theory. Therefore, it comes with the weight of authority, and brings a blessing ready to be imparted to the reader. I have confidence in its validity as Dr. Daniels' life bears witness to what he writes.”

Pastor Bill NottLiberty Family Church, Adelaide, South Australia

About the author

A merchant of hope with a no debt philosophy

Peter J. Daniels is a committed Christian, often called a merchant of hope, presenting seminars across many countries on economics, business and family values, honored by governments, universities and churches throughout the world.

  • Nearly fifty years of tested Christian living behind every code in this book
  • Built international business interests from three failed starts and no education
  • Founder of The Gabriel Call, raising up believers in business through the megachurches
  • Author of a string of successful books read around the world
  • Founder, World Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies

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Questions, answered plainly

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Both, by design. Thirteen chapters hand you complete codes you can adopt today, each point grounded in the Scriptures printed alongside it. The final chapter then shows you how to build your own Code of Conduct for Life, with the areas to cover, measurements to set, and the advice to carry it in your wallet and share it with your pastor.
The foreword tackles that head on. These are not legalistic lists; they are the conduct of people whose hearts have been touched by grace and who want their lives to actually show it. Daniels' point is that grace was never meant to lower the standard, and a written code is simply love with a backbone.
Anyone holding one of the fourteen roles: husband, father, grandfather, family builder, friend, church member, money handler, entrepreneur, employer, employee, leader, follower, or simply a Christian who suspects their life should look more different than it does. Married readers, business readers and church leaders will each find chapters aimed straight at them.
Yes. The PDF reads beautifully on any phone, tablet, or computer, and you can return to your member library from any device, any time.
Yes. The paperback edition is available now on Amazon under the World Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies imprint, part of The Peter J. Daniels Collection: order the paperback here. If you want the book tonight, the digital edition is the one that arrives in the next two minutes.

One last word

Two thousand years is too long to wait

The book closes with the old archers' word for missing the mark, and a challenge: stop drifting on good intentions and live by a written code. Daniels ends with the very phrase on the cover: this could be the missing link. For less than the cost of a takeaway, find out tonight whether he is right about your life.

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