Ruth(Only four chapters, compelling, with not only a love story, but a tale of unbelievable loyalty, remarkable compassion and the concept of kinsmen-redeemer, something that has never been more needed)
Nehemiah( One hand on the sword, one hand building the wall; marvelous tale of courage under fire.)
Ezra (Nehemiah learned he couldn't keep the people inspired and building if they didn't have the Word of God pressed near them; he needed Ezra. Ezra reminds us the Word of God makes all the rest of life work. If you're a CEO, you either need an intimate knowledge of God's Word, or else you need to hire an "Ezra" who does.
Ecclesiastes(There really isn't anything new under the sun, and richest and wisest man who ever lived tells us life has no meaning without God.)
Daniel(Incredibly timeless story of a workplace Christian.)
II Timothy(These are the last words Paul wrote before his death; poignant instructions on how to move the Body of Christ forward. The qualities of an elder are also the minimum qualities a senior manager should possess; the qualities of a deacon are the minimum qualities a worker should possess.)
James(Written to people who had lost everything, this is a primer for how to live out our faith in uncertain times.)
Esther(If you think God isn't interested in the small details of life, you haven't read this book carefully.
