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May 15, 2013

Is Your Job Your Calling?

David Rupert

Everyone has a calling. Everyone. Down to the plants and animals, everyone has a calling. Vocations flow from the heart of a person who hhas tapped into God's wisdom. It's what you're doing that makes a difference and builds meaning for you, which you can review in your later years to see the impact you've made on the world. Crosswalk.com

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May 14, 2013

How to Stop Failure

Sue Miley

I hate to fail.  Everyone does.  And we have all read that you need to be comfortable with failure, because if you aren’t failing you aren’t stepping out enough. I am easily inspired to step out on that light and wobbly limb.  The problem comes when it starts to bend with my weight I leap safely back to solid ground. Over the years I have learned a...

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May 13, 2013

Community Post: Just Look at Me (Encouragement for the Highly Distractible Writer--and Others)

Dena Dyer

When my sons were toddlers, they were so easily distracted (look: a squirrel!) that I often knelt down and gently placed my hands on their cheeks to help them listen. “Look at me,” I’d say, waiting until their eyes met mine. Then I asked them, “What did Mommy say?” Lately, I’ve felt God kneeling down, kindly pressing His hands to my cheeks. “Look...

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May 13, 2013

Good Work in Small Measures

David Rupert

Ever feel small because you don't think you're big? We tend to look at our roles in life with a diminished view. Our impact is always less than someone else’s. If we write, our audience is smaller than our fellow blogger, or Frank Viola, or Ann Voskamp, or Philip Yancey. If we minister to a half dozen young people, it’s easy to compare ourselves to...

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May 11, 2013

Around the World with Grandmothers and their Recipes

Dena Dyer

To many of us, the word "grandmother" conjures up feelings of warmth and comfort, not to mention mouth-watering, nourishing food. Before professional photographer Gabriele Galimberti took off on one of his many trips around the planet, his grandmother lovingly prepared her ravioli for him.   According to Slate, Galimberti told her, "You know, there...

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May 11, 2013

Looking for a Job? Clean Up Your Social Media

David Rupert

About nine in 10 hiring managers say they look at social media sites when they screen job applicants, according to one poll by Reppler. And 69% of them have turned someone down for a job based on what they saw. Indeed, social media can count in your favor, if you use it in a professional manner. CitiGroup Women and Co..

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