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May 29, 2013

His Heart Was God’s But Not His Business

David Rupert

I was lying in bed one night and thought about Jesus being a carpenter and how he started his ministry at thirty. The number thirty hit me and I said to God, “You’re not getting me out of this business are you?” I thought about that some more and said, “Fine it’s yours.” But I meant it, I gave my business to God that night. Washington...

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May 28, 2013

Faith and Work and the Next Generation

David Rupert

Young Professionals more than anything want meaning. They are looking for purpose in their lifestyles, their recreation, and their employment. This is a perfect hotbed for a resurgence of the faith and work movement. That’s why The High Calling has begun a Young Professionals emphasis, and why many other organizations, conferences, churches, and...

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May 27, 2013

No Time Like the Present

David Rupert

St. Augustine said, “Dear Lord, I want to be good … but later on, not just yet.”I think that’s how most of us feel a lot of the time. We want to be better, thinner, smarter, healthier, wealthier, etc. Change can be hard; and when, exactly, do we have time to focus on change? The answer is right now. Mark Corsini.

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May 26, 2013

Community Post: A Letter from a Former Anorexic to the CEO of Abercrombie and Fitch

emily wierenga

You've gotten a lot of flack lately, and it's been well-deserved. But I feel sorry for you. I feel sorry because at the end of the day, you don't know the hurt you've inflicted, because you've never been so wounded that you starved yourself for four years. You've never been so picked on that you planned your outfits out, weeks in advance, so the...

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May 25, 2013

Community Post: Crumbs on my Heart

Sheila Lagrand

That bit o'butter wasn't pure. I could fix it easily enough, though. I carved away the blemishes, flicking them from the point of the knife into the porcelain sink, an abyss housing a monster that waited to grind our garbage to oblivion. I felt as clever as a surgeon, or a high priest.

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May 25, 2013

Don’t Change Jobs. Change Employers

Dave Boller

I realize a lot of people in the workplace simply hate their jobs. If you are one of them, here is a bit of advice—change employers. I didn’t say change jobs; I said change employers. If you work for Christ, if you consider Him your boss, you can be content right where you are—in the job you dislike.

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