EBOOK

Redeeming Your Goals

Jordan Raynor
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Pages
272
Year
2026
Language
English

About

The bestselling author of Redeeming Your Time offers a gospel-centered framework to help Christians set and achieve goals that honor Christ above all.

Too many Christians feel buried under endless tasks-unsure which goals matter, how to pursue them, or whether they truly honor Christ. Productivity hacks offer quick fixes, but they rarely satisfy the deeper longing to align ambition with discipleship. What's needed is a framework for setting goals that are realistic, life-giving, and rooted in the way of Jesus.

Redeeming Your Goals offers a way forward. In the vein of his bestselling Redeeming Your Time, author and entrepreneur Jordan Raynor delivers a gospel-centered framework for setting and pursuing goals that both honor Christ and transform daily life. Unlike traditional productivity books, this one begins not with self-improvement but with the life of Jesus himself-the most successful person who ever lived by God's standards.

Redeeming Your Goals equips readers to dream big, plan wisely, and persevere with joy. Each principle is grounded in the gospel, ensuring that worth is never tied to achievement, yet achievement becomes a natural overflow of grace. Immensely practical, refreshingly adaptable, and deeply Christ-centered, this book is designed to be the last resource on goals Christians will ever need. Jordan Raynor is a serial entrepreneur and bestselling author whose books, podcast, and devotionals have helped more than three million Christians in every country on earth connect the gospel to their work. Jordan serves as the executive chairman of Threshold 360, a venture-backed tech startup that has built the world's largest library of 360-degree virtual experiences of hotels, restaurants, and attractions. A highly sought-after speaker on the topic of faith and work, Raynor has spoken at Harvard University, SXSW, and many other events around the world. Jordan has twice been selected as a Google fellow and served in the White House under President George W. Bush. A sixth-generation Floridian, Jordan lives in Tampa with his wife and their three daughters.

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