Sales advice often concentrates on technique: how to find prospects, ask better questions, overcome objections, and close the deal. Michael P. Hamer approaches those same professional responsibilities from a different starting point in Selling God’s Way: Maximize Your Income And Business Relationships. Drawing on a sales career that began in childhood and eventually included nearly three decades in Washington, DC radio and television advertising, Hamer connects the practical mechanics of selling with biblical principles, service, and the way business relationships are treated long after a transaction is complete.

Maximize Your Income And Business Relationships

Business / Economics / Christian Living

Date Published: June 16, 2026

Publisher: Lucid Books Publishing

Selling God’s Way is a book that explains how to apply biblical principles to all aspects of professional selling: Prospecting, Questioning, Presenting, Closing, Servicing, and Handling Objections. Filled with biblical scripture and stories, the book presents the best way for any salesperson to maximize their income and business relationships, regardless of religion. Many people all over the world, and throughout all of time, believe that biblical wisdom remains the most valuable forever.

Hamer organizes Selling God’s Way around the actual stages of professional selling rather than treating faith and business as separate subjects. Prospecting, questioning, presenting, closing, servicing, and handling objections each become places to consider not only effectiveness, but conduct. That structure gives the book a practical focus: the biblical principles are being applied to recognizable situations salespeople encounter in their work. 

His emphasis on relationships is equally important. After years in advertising sales and sales management, Hamer became concerned by what he saw as a decline in service-minded behavior and people-centered priorities in business. The result is a sales philosophy concerned with how business is done as well as what it produces. Readers interested in ethical selling, Christian approaches to business, or a relationship-centered alternative to purely transactional sales methods will find that distinction central to the book.

Selling God’s Way is aimed most directly at people whose work involves selling, particularly those who want their professional methods to reflect biblical principles rather than treating faith as something separate from the workday. Sales representatives and managers can approach the book through its attention to specific parts of the sales process, while Christian business owners may be drawn to its larger concern with service and relationships. 

Hamer also states that the book is intended to be useful regardless of a reader’s religion, so its audience is not limited to explicitly Christian workplaces. Someone interested in ethical sales practices, long-term business relationships, and a less transactional understanding of success may find the author’s perspective worth considering even when approaching the biblical material from outside his faith tradition.

Michael P. Hamer is a lifelong salesperson whose journey in selling began at the age of seven on the streets of Gary, Indiana, where he sold eggs with his grandfather, a deeply religious man who helped shape Michael’s values and work ethic. Throughout high school and college, Michael continued honing his sales skills, selling products typical of his peers, books door-to-door in Los Angeles, and advertising space at a theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts. 

Michael graduated from Boston University with a degree in communications, concentrating in advertising and marketing. Following graduation, he spent nearly three decades in advertising sales within the radio and television industries in the Washington, DC market. Over the years, he held a wide range of leadership roles, including Account Executive and General Sales Manager. 

In his final media position, Michael served as Sales Manager for WAVA Radio, a Christian teaching and talk radio station. Throughout his career, he earned numerous awards and recognition for both sales performance and management excellence. Despite his success, Michael observed a growing lack of service-minded behavior and people-centered priorities in business. Motivated by his love for salespeople and his deep commitment to God’s Word, he wrote Selling God’s Way to offer a faith-based approach to ethical selling that strengthens relationships, reduces stress, and aligns business success with biblical principles.

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What distinguishes Selling God’s Way is the decision to bring questions of faith and ethics directly into the mechanics of selling. Hamer does not leave those ideas at the level of general business philosophy; he connects them to prospecting, questioning, presenting, closing, servicing, and objections—the points where a salesperson’s priorities become visible in actual interactions with customers. 

His long career in sales gives that discussion an additional layer. The concern behind the book is not simply how to earn more, but how professional success and stronger business relationships might develop together rather than at one another’s expense. For readers examining the role faith, service, and personal values play in their working lives, that is the conversation at the heart of Hamer’s approach.

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A stalled life does not always look like a failed one. It can look productive, established, even successful while the person living it knows something has stopped moving. In Grab Another Gear: Disrupt the Norm. Ignite Your Passion., Wayne Williams uses the language of shifting gears to examine that uncomfortable space between what has worked before and what needs to change next. His perspective is rooted in leadership, entrepreneurship, relationships, faith, and the experience of having to reassess direction when simply continuing in the same gear is no longer enough.

Disrupt the norm. Ignite your passion.

Business / Leadership / Religion / Christian Living

Date Published: April 15, 2026

Publisher: Lucid Books Publishing

ISBN-13: 9781632969262

Coasting feels comfortable until you realize it’s costing you everything. You weren’t built to settle, to grind through the motions, to let fear and exhaustion call the shots. But somewhere along the way, you got stuck. Stuck in routine. Stuck in expectations. Stuck in a version of yourself that plays it safe instead of stepping fully into who you were meant to be. 

This book is your invitation to grab another gear. To stop waiting. To start moving. To rediscover the strengths, passions, and relationships that make life rich and meaningful. Because your life isn’t meant to be endured. It’s meant to be lived fully, boldly, and with impact. 

In these pages, you’ll discover how to:

You have more to offer than you realize. More influence. More purpose. More fire in your soul than you’ve dared to believe. This is about unlocking your potential, making a difference in the world around you, and discovering life as it was intended for you to live. 

The road is open. The next gear is yours to take. Will you join me on this journey?

Williams builds his message around a useful distinction: changing gears is not simply another way of saying “work harder.” The idea is to recognize when the gear that carried you through one season no longer fits the terrain ahead. Grab Another Gear applies that question to identity, legacy, relationships, and decision-making, giving the familiar language of personal growth a more concrete framework. 

The perspective also comes from someone who has had to navigate significant shifts himself. Williams built a multi-million-dollar telecommunications company, guided it through near-death moments, and ultimately through a successful exit. That background matters here because the book’s challenge to examine success, purpose, and direction is connected to lived experience rather than presented only as theory. Readers interested in the intersection of leadership, faith, personal responsibility, and meaningful change have several avenues into the conversation.

Grab Another Gear is particularly suited to people who have already built a career, business, ministry, family life, or other substantial commitments and are questioning what should come next. Its focus on getting unstuck without reducing change to greater speed or effort should also resonate with leaders facing transition and people reconsidering the habits and expectations that have been directing their choices. 

The Christian-living dimension will matter to readers who want questions of purpose and calling considered alongside practical concerns such as leadership, relationships, legacy, and decision-making. Williams’s entrepreneurial background adds another point of connection for business owners and leaders who know that outward achievement does not automatically answer the more personal question of whether they are still moving in the right direction.

Wayne Williams is a guide, coach, and activator who unlocks growth in people and organizations. He's a devoted husband to his wife, Terina, and a father and grandfather who makes sure his family feels deeply loved. Wayne’s entrepreneurial drive took him from building a multi-million dollar telecom company, guiding it through near-death moments to a successful exit, to launching ventures shaped by innovation, integrity, and risk-taking. His love for the wilderness fuels his commitment to preserving traditions of pioneering, hunting, fishing, and land stewardship, while his heart for people drives him to restore lives and relationships. 

Known as a disruptor at heart, Wayne leans into stuck systems and unspoken tensions, not to create chaos but to spark transformation. He thrives in complexity, cuts through noise to find what matters most, and fights to surface ideas that release others into their calling.

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The most interesting question behind Grab Another Gear is not how much more a person can accomplish, but whether continuing in a familiar pattern is still serving the life being built. Williams approaches change through the vocabulary of movement, yet his premise leaves room for a shift to mean something more deliberate than acceleration. Identity, relationships, legacy, faith, and the decisions that connect them all become part of deciding which gear actually belongs to the road ahead. 

That makes this a timely choice for established leaders as much as people standing at an obvious crossroads. A life can need recalibration before it looks broken from the outside, and recognizing that difference may be precisely where a meaningful change begins.

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Date Published: July 8th, 2026

Publisher: Acorn Publishing

In A Round of Golf with Jesus, Miller invites readers to walk nine holes beside him and Christ, exploring how simple shifts, on the course and in the heart, can lead to transformation. With gentle humor, Miller shares personal stories, devotional insights, and practical teachings to remind us we can find fulfillment when we let go of perfection. 

If we trust God’s guidance and focus on being present, golf and life become far more rewarding.

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George Miller is a PGA teaching professional and lifelong athlete with over thirty years of coaching and instructional experience. A Denver native, he played four years of collegiate golf at the University of Colorado Boulder before coaching both the boys' and girls' golf teams at Regis Jesuit High School. The girls’ teams earned three state championships under his guidance, and he received multiple Coach of the Year honors from The Denver Post. Known for his encouraging teaching style and deep love of the game, George has helped countless players connect with the joy and simplicity of golf. In his debut book, A Round of Golf with Jesus, he offers heartfelt reflections on sport, faith, and the quiet ways in which God meets us on the course and in life. Of all his golf partners, his favorite is his son, with whom he shares many of his most meaningful rounds.

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