Encouraging Friends
Many people use the site to forward articles or audio to their friends. We all have friends who struggle to find meaning in their profession, who wrestle with a difficult workplace environment, or who need specific encouragement in their work. You may want to send a message of encouragement to teachers throughout the school year. You may know a business person who feels the weight of investor expectations. You know doctors, lawyers, marketers, professors, work-at-home parents, and the list could go on and on. With over 3000 resources, TheHighCalling.org likely has what your friends need to hear right now.
Use the "Search" function at the top right of the page, the "Category" headings at the top of the page, or use the "Browsing Tools" on the right hand side of the site. When you find an article or audio message that will help, click the "FORWARD TO A FRIEND" just above the title of the audio.
And, if you get a chance, leave us a note in the comment section of the articles you find helpful, or send us a note through our contact form. We always appreciate hearing which articles people find helpful, so we can know how to help you better in the future.
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Write a Letter >
by Howard E. Butt, Jr.
This week, reach past the keyboard to an ink pen. Handwrite a note.
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Do Not Grieve as Others >
by John Leax
A week ago, my wife fell, and I had to summon the rescue squad for help.
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This Job Is Not Permanent >
by Gordon Atkinson
A mountain of cases greeted me. All of them were soaked in oil, bent, dented, or broken open.
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Kids are Big Business >
by L. L. Barkat
I crossed the street, pushing a stroller, and grasping my three-year-old firmly by the hand.
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Grace in Place >
by Kristin Huffman
Life is just plain hard sometimes, and we desperately need infusions of God's love and grace.
