Welcome to the Big Leagues - by Dan Hettinger (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Darrel Chaney made it to the Big Leagues. He played for 7 years on one of the best teams ever to take the field, the Cincinnati Reds--the Big Red Machine. He played in 4 National League Championship Series and 3 World Series. He was in the game that the Major League Baseball Network considered the best game of the last 50 years--game 6 of the 1975 World Series. <p/>But Darrel had a nagging frustration that eroded his belief in his significance. Disappointments, setbacks and opposition attacked his dream. He was a utility player among superstars. <p/>Most men are utility players. They face the same battles that Darrel faced. They get frustrated and lose enthusiasm for work and life itself. But, when a man discovers his God given significance, he enjoys life more and does better in it. Then, whatever his game, he is in the Big Leagues.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Your life matters, not because of what you have done or what you possess. Even when things go wrong or you make mistakes, your life still matters. It matters, because God says it does. <p/>There is a tendency for a man to measure his worth with the wrong measurement system, to compare his life with others or not like his place on the team. But when a man knows who he is in the eyes of God, he experiences his significance. Every event and relationship has unlimited potential. He has made it to the Big Leagues. <p/><i>Welcome to the Big Leagues--Every Man's Journey to Significance, The Darrel Chaney Story</i>, shows a utility player's struggle--on one of the best baseball teams to ever take the field--with ambushes, setbacks, minimum wage one year contracts and changes beyond his control. But he makes his Top-10 list, encounters the Eternal and realizes he has his place on the team and in history. Through it all, he discovered his God given significance and found it was not only the best way to play in the Big Leagues; it was the way to live a Big League life. <p/><i>Welcome to the Big Leagues</i> tells the baseball story, and at the same time it helps every man learn the same lessons. He needs to make his Top-10 list, encounter the Eternal and know his place on the team and in history. Every man can experience his God given significance. <p/>Many men are changed by the world, but the man who knows his significance, that his life matters, is a man who will change the world. He is in the Big Leagues.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Dan Hettinger has been involved in Pastoral Ministry for 35 years. As an ordained Pastor he has served as a Youth Pastor, Pastor, Church Planter, Ministry Coordinator and Connections Pastor. These assignments have taken him around the country: Warren, Ohio; Delray Beach, FL; Princeton, NJ; Lawrenceville, GA; Castle Rock, CO. For 25 years he was with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, for 6 years in a non-denominational church and 3 years as a non-credentialed staff member of a Presbyterian USA church. <p/>He has also served as a Hospice Chaplain for over three years with the Hospice of Saint John and has three completed units of Clinical Pastoral Education. <p/>Hettinger has written a popular weekly newspaper column in the OurColoradoNews.com network of newspapers for about 5 years (over 250 columns). <p/>During a bi-vocational time in his ministry, Hettinger worked with Mosaic Training and Development, a Service Quality Measurement Provider and a business developer through Sales Training and Sales Management Training. Hettinger traveled across the country meeting with Bank executives in order to take Mosaic's methodology to Community Banks and Credit Unions and then facilitate the training for the entire bank staff.
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