Contact: DeAndre Salter, 732-387-5831
CHARLOTTE, N.C., June 4, 2015 /
Christian Newswire/ -- De'Andre Salter, a rare breed of minister and entrepreneur, has just released The Seven Wealth Building Secrets, a book that applies godly wisdom to the world of business.
Salter, born into a hard working blue collar family, worked his way to the top ranks of the insurance industry before launching a successful insurance brokerage firm. He understands how true wealth is generated and knows how to live in abundance.
When Salter is asked the secret to his success, he does not hesitate to say that his path has been directed by the application of biblical principles. Says the author, "It is my belief that the Bible is not only for our eternal enrichment but it is also written for us to learn how to live our best life in the here and now."
The author is the Senior Pastor of The Tabernacle Church in South Plainfield, NJ, and CEO of various successful business ventures. His accomplishments in ministry and business have been profiled on major television networks and featured in national magazines. In addition, he claims, "My theological training has taught me how to read the Bible for its financial applications toward the goal of offering practical solutions to solving the major problem faced by millions in the pew and in the market place—the lack of wealth."
Salter believes that the best path to abundance is from the inside out. As he shares in the book, "A person who is whole in his inner man can handle and manage unlimited wealth on the outside. Without a strong moral and ethical foundation for wealth, one quickly faces destruction. But with it, the sky's the limit!"
The Seven Wealth Building Secrets (ISBN 978-1-939779-10-6, LifeBridge) is being widely acclaimed. Says noted speaker and educator, Dr. Kenneth C. Ulmer, "If you are ready to unlock the meaning of wealth, read this book. Salter provides a fresh prospective that is a game changer."
After graduating from Drew University, Salter earned a Masters of Theology from the King Seminary and continues his studies of an annual fellowship at Oxford University. He and his wife, Terri, are the proud parents of four children.
