Most Popular Books by Rick Farley

God s Standard-bearer is a clarion call to leaders today, to return to the moral and ethical standard that God has set for leaders. It is a cry in the wilderness to a society that finds itself in corporate and ecclesiastical corruption, at nearly every turn. Chapter by chapter this book discusses God s standards for leaders in away that is interesting and easily understood.This book takes a look at the qualities that disqualified men from leadership,when God set forth His standard for the priesthood.The author takes the allegories of the past and translates them into our modern leadership society.

Be the Leader God Intended You to Be! God wants you to be an exceptional person---at church, at home, at work---in any situation. You can develop your leadership skills by learning from biblical warriors who changed the world according to His purpose. The qualities in your heart can become a daily expression of life. You are about to learn how to excel in: Integrity & Loyalty. Trust & Confidence. Compassion & Courage. Godly Wisdom & Prayerfulness. Third-generation pastor Bishop Rick Farley explores the leadership attitudes of King David and shares astonishing attributes about this giant-slayer kid turned king. His personal experience stories bring reality to principles, setting you up for a new and exciting dimension of life.

Presents his views for building a contemporary Australian identity, based on sustainable use of natural resources, and improving relationships between citizens in a respectful and inclusive way; need public debate on resource issues; regional plans fitting into national policies and priorities should be developed; Australia Day is an opportunity to reflect on how to better the relationship with Indigenous Australians.

Beginning readers will learn the -ang word family while they cheer on Splat in his noisy and hilarious quest to become a member of the band!

Outlines the National Farmers'' Federation position in relation to native title; national approach to validation of title; National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Land Fund; regional agreements; social justice package; Parliamentary Joint Committee on Native Title; the farm sector has chosen to be involved in what is just the beginning of a process of resolution of the issues raised by the High Court decision and goodwill and an ability to look forward will assist the process.

Sets out some observations on the mediation process and on the operation of the Native Title Act, following the signing of an agreement by mining company Century Zinc, the Queensland Government and twelve native title claimants.