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Feb 8, 2012
Start-up Lessons: Raising the Bar
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The space could easily be mistaken for an expansive art studio. The floors are old sleeper beams. The sash windows creak and need a stiff jolt to open. The red brick walls mixed in with stark white paint create an eclectic feel.... Read More + |
Feb 8, 2012
I Do: Frayed
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Editor's Note: This month we're in a series exploring the joys and struggles of marriage, broaching the topic from multiple angles for the sake of helping, healing, and considering. He sits silent, nervously plucking the frayed threads on the arm-rest of the chair across from my desk, and I think of torn hearts and how he's grasping at onl... Read More + |
Feb 7, 2012
Beware the False Signs of Success
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The people around us always seem to look shinier and newer and better than what we have going on. Why is it so easy to get sucked into a view of success that may only be a facade, rather than the true reality?... Read More + |
Feb 6, 2012
Book Club: The Ups and Downs
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When I read our chapters for the book club this week, I couldn’t help reflecting back to when we first started reading The Social Animal: The Hidden Sources of Love, Character, and Achievement. What were David Brooks’ opening lines in the introduction of this ambitious book? Do you remember?... Read More + |
Feb 6, 2012
Nothing Deceptive About It
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To Jack, the new guy looked like an unmade bed. Slacks with no crease. Shoes scuffed. Hair messy. The guy’s shirt style was perfect—for ten years ago.... Read More + |
Feb 3, 2012
Saturday Night Live: Last Word on Finances
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Some believe money is the root of all evil; others believe evil comes from the lack of money. I'm not convinced either is true. Money certainly touches us, and we find that we're connected to those touches more than we care to admit.... Read More + |
Feb 3, 2012
Till Money Do Us Part
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“I can’t do this anymore!” he says through clenched teeth. His hands clutch the dark waves of hair now mixed with a hint of gray. I try swallowing the lump in my throat. In our nearly five and a half years of marriage, Peter has been the family CFO.... Read More + |
Feb 2, 2012
Aging Well with Dr. Dan Blazer, Part 6: Holistic Mental Health
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Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 “The desire for immediate relief from specific problems has driven Christians and psychiatrists to seek and prescribe quick solutions with little attention paid to the whole person.... Read More + |
Feb 4, 2012
I Do: Struggle
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Editor's Note: For the month of February, we're launching a series exploring the joys and struggles of marriage, broaching the topic from multiple angles for the sake of helping, healing, and considering. I'm not a child of divorce, but I have a half-brother and half-sister who are.... Read More + |
Feb 1, 2012
I Do: Belonging
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Editor's Note: For the month of February, we're launching a series exploring the joys and struggles of marriage, broaching the topic from multiple angles for the sake of helping, healing, and considering. I found the letter the other day on the top shelf of the closet, where all the forgotten things go. It was the only letter my father... Read More + |
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Hopeful Grief: Personal ExamplesMark D. Roberts |
I realize that the notion of hopeful grief might still seem odd to you. If you just joined us, you might want to check out Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s reflections, in which I explain that Christians are free to grieve, but with grief shaped by hope. This hope, which is confident expectation, is based on the bedrock of the resurrection.... Read More + |
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