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Index
Cover
Half-title page
Title page
Copyright page
Dedication
Epigraph
Contents
Foreword One
Foreword Two
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter One: Biblical Project Management
1.0 Introduction
1.1 The Bible
1.2 Biblical Stewardship
1.3 Characteristics and Definition of a Project
1.4 Project Management
1.5 Project Manager
1.6 Biblical Project Management Defined
1.7 Summary
Chapter Two: Project Background
2.0 Introduction
2.1 Name of the Project.
2.2 Jerusalem: Early History
2.3 Location of the City
2.4 Impact of Leadership on Judah
2.5 Enemies of the Project
2.6 Previous Attempts to Do the Project
2.7 Environment in Jerusalem in Nehemiah’s Day
2.8 The Walls
2.9 The Towers
2.10 The Gates
2.11 The Project Stakeholders
2.12 Meaning of Names
2.13 The Man Nehemiah
2.14 Persian Empire at the time of Nehemiah
2.15 Summary
2.16 Questions to Answer and Points to Ponder
Chapter Three: Project Intervention
3.0 Introduction
3.1 Intervention by Hanani, the brother of Nehemiah
3.2 Intervention to God by Nehemiah
3.3 Intervention by King Artaxerxes
3.4 Intervention with Key Stakeholders
3.5 Intervention of Enemy Stakeholders
3.6 Summary
3.7 Questions to Answer and Points to Ponder
Chapter Four: Project Assessment
4.0 Introduction
4.1 Project Recovery Assessment
4.2 Purpose of the Project
4.3 Review of Night Reconnaissance of Jerusalem
4.4 Assessment of Walls and Gates
4.5 Assessment of Site and Surroundings
4.6 Assessment of Judah and Jerusalem
4.7 Validation of Scope of Work and Objectives
4.8 Assessment Report
4.9 Summary
4.10 Questions to Answer and Points to Ponder
Chapter Five: Project Planning
5.0 Introduction
5.1 Planning Foundation
5.2 Work Breakdown Structure
5.3 Precedence Network Diagram
5.4 Milestone Plan
5.5 Risk Management Plan
5.6 Responsibility Matrix
5.7 Project Organization Plan or Chart
5.8 Contracting Plan
5.9 Summary
5.10 Questions to Answer and Points to Ponder
Chapter Six: Project Construction and Control Planning
6.0 Introduction
6.1 Construction and Control Plans
6.2 Recovery Planning Deliverables
6.3 Summary
6.4 Questions to Answer
6.5 Project Recovery Points to Ponder
Chapter Seven: Project Construction
7.0 Introduction
7.1 Construction Preplanning
7.2 Nehemiah’s Construction Strategy
7.3 Construction Control
7.4 Risk Management Plan during Construction
7.5 Construction Completion
7.6 Contractual Completion
7.7 Summary
7.8 Points to Ponder
7.9 Questions to Answer
7.10 Conclusion
Chapter Eight: Project Operations
8.0 Introduction
8.1 City Start-Up
8.2 City Census
8.3 City Repopulation
8.4 City Revival
8.5 Revival Achieved
8.6 Summary
8.7 Questions to Answer and Points to Ponder
Chapter Nine: Project Dedication
9.0 Introduction
9.1 Preparations and Purification
9.2 Thanksgiving and Processions
9.3 Worship, Rejoicing and Boundless Joy
9.4 Contributions, First Fruits Offerings and Tithes
9.5 Summary
Chapter Ten: Project Ex-Post Evaluation
10.0 Introduction
10.1 Immigration Policy
10.2 Stewardship Policy
10.3 Sabbath Policy
10.4 Marriage Policy
10.5 Ex-Post Evaluation Findings and Actions
10.6 Questions to Answer and Points to Ponder
Chapter Eleven: Project Recovery Management Methodology
11.0 Introduction
11.1 Methodology Definition
11.2 Nehemiah’s Methodology
11.3 Methodology Analysis
11.4 Project Oversight
11.5 Reasons Why Projects Fail
11.6 Importance of a Project Champion
11.7 Summary of Deliverables
11.8 Conclusion
Chapter Twelve: The Significance Driven Project Manager
12.0 Introduction
12.1 Responsibilities of the Project Manager
12.2 The Significance Driven Project Manager
12.3 Attributes of the SDPM
12.4 Skills of the SDPM
12.5 Characteristics of the SDPM
12.6 Behaviours of the SDPM
12.7 Character of the SDPM
12.8 Conclusion
Chapter Thirteen: Leadership
13.0 Introduction
13.1 Leadership Definitions
13.2 Nehemiah’s Leadership
13.3 Leadership and Skills
13.4 Leadership and Strategy
13.5 Leadership and Confrontation
13.6 Leadership and Teamwork
13.7 Leadership and Victory
Chapter Fourteen: Follow Your Feet
14.0 Introduction
14.1 Project Inception: Captive to Cupbearer
14.2 Project Intervention: Cupbearer to Governor
14.3 Project Assessment: Governor and Project Champion
14.4 Project Construction: Governor and Project Manager
14.5 Project Operations: Governor and City Builder
14.6 Project Dedication: Governor and Worshiper
14.7 Ex-Post Evaluation: Governor and Reformer
14.8 Conclusion
Chapter Fifteen: The Significance of The Walls, Towers and Gates
15.0 Introduction
15.1 The Walls
15.2 The Towers
15.3 The Gates
15.4 Conclusion
Chapter Sixteen: Power Tools and Power
16.0 Introduction
16.1 Power Tool: Wisdom
16.2 Power Tool: Networking
16.3 Power Tool: Teamwork
16.4 Power Tool: Armour of God
16.5 Power Tool: Names
16.6 Power Tool: Prayer
16.7 Power Tool: Diligence
16.8 Power Tool: Vision
16.9 Power of God
16.10 Power Tool: Faith in God
16.11 Power of the Bible
16.12 Power Tool: Thanks
Appendix
List of Tables
List of Figures
Bibliography
References
Index
Back cover
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