More Blessing, Less Cursing (Criticism) in the Workplace
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“John told Kathy how much he appreciated her, but he wanted to go a little further and decided to tell the store manager.” - IFWE
As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
“John told Kathy how much he appreciated her, but he wanted to go a little further and decided to tell the store manager.” - IFWE
“We all know that social media platforms amplify the voices of ‘trolls,’ those extraordinarily wounded psyches who seek out such venues to vent their inner demons with anger.” - Russel Moore
“Attorneys for the families suing the district argue that CAIR is trying to use the program to promote Islam in San Diego schools, They say Muslim students should be treated the same as other students in the district and not receive special treatment.” - Fox San Diego
“By mere force of their seemingly self-assured personalities, they shake up the status quo and make change happen. But their temporary ‘success’ comes at a profound cost. What seems like success in the world’s eyes is actually failure from God’s perspective.” - IFWE
Folks have asked me what I thought about the changes going on at my alma mater, Moody Bible Institute. It took me quite a while to process my response, so here it is.
I am very proud to have graduated from the Moody Bible Institute. In recent months, the school has been rocked with a change in administration. Unlike many requested resignations, the president of Moody did not resign because of moral or financial scandal.
“A Barna study published July 10 found that nine in 10 Americans say they prefer to read the Bible in print form.” - BNGlobal
“Yesterday, we found out that insurance will not cover the damage to our campus in this instance… . We would appreciate your prayers and, if you are able to help, we have the following needs…” Letter
“TheCourage succinctly puts its purpose across in its “About” section, describing itself as a digital destination created to inspire and provide hope to individuals. It also wants to call individuals to a better world, especially when it comes to culture, faith, and family.” - WRNews
Faith Baptist Theological Seminary is now offering a Doctor of Ministry degree, designed for Christian leaders in full-time ministry. This three-year program, which can extend up to five years, is designed using a cohort model. Each cohort will take either the Shepherding and Discipleship or Expository Preaching track. The inaugural class will receive a 25% program discount. Read more here.
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