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Jun 4, 2013

The Kingdom Project

David Rupert

The corporate culture in America is perhaps one of the most challenging arenas for modern Christians to effectively live out and apply their faith. Is it also one of the most influential contributors to the creation of culture in twenty-first century America and therefore should be claimed under the lordship of Christ. 

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Jun 1, 2013

Community Post: Be Loved. Be Brave.

Winn Collier

You wonder if your knucklehead parenting has done anything more than make plain as day your woeful inadequacies, if anything you have said or done has even begun to break through. And then, over sourdough and oatmeal, your son says: "Be loved. Be brave."

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May 31, 2013

What a Blind Mule Teaches Us About Teamwork

David Rupert

We need each other. From sports teams to executive councils, there's power in numbers.  “When you have others on your team, you feel empowered. You can do so much more,” says Jim Lange. Still, he feels alone as a leader. Read a great story about a blind mule, a car in a ditch, and teamwork at 5 Feet 20.

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May 30, 2013

Four Alternatives to Family Devotions

Dena Dyer

Family devotions are a great practice, if you can pull them off. But if you think that “family devotions” only means a Bible study with reading and questions, or that it is the only way to guide your kids in their faith practice, you’ve shoved God into a box that’s way too small. I think many families aren’t even sure what they mean by the term...

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May 30, 2013

Not So Fast: Baby Boomers Flocking to Seminaries

David Rupert

The growing number of baby boomers who are attending divinity schools as part of a turn toward a more spiritual life was the subject of a WSJ special report on retirement. Boomers are turning to these careers as part of a broader pursuit of meaning and purpose in the second half of life. Wall Street Journal.

 

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May 30, 2013

Ten Tips to Organize Work Before Your Vacation

David Rupert

You have the hotel picked out and the reservations made. But before you pack your suitcases and say “adios” to your colleagues, you have to figure out your vacation exit strategy. Be prepared to leave the office—and start your vacation right—with tips from Leigh Steere, co-founder of Managing People Better, LLC.

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