The sixth commandment is one that we often don’t pay much attention to: “You shall not murder” (Exodus 20:13). Yet, there’s more to this commandment than meets the eye. In […]
There's something about the end of the year and the anticipation of the next that makes us optimistic of great change and blessing. And when the enthusiasm fades, there's something worth remembering to rekindle it.
Sometimes reading others expressions of gratitude stimulates our own. Here's a few that I received recently just in time for Thanksgiving.
Many aspire to be great leaders, but few give much thought to being a great apprentice. But how do you become a more intentional apprentice? How can you get the most out of a relationship with a mentor? - Leary Gates on What to remember when your New Year optimism fades: "Those are great observations Jean. I enjoyed..."
- Jean Hoefling on What to remember when your New Year optimism fades: "Great reminder through the verse, Leary. Love..."
- Leary Gates on What to remember when your New Year optimism fades: "I’m with you Chuck and glad for our..."
- Chuck Stecker on What to remember when your New Year optimism fades: "So pumped about 2012. So I would say..."
- Jean Hoefling on The Greatest and Most Awkward Journey: "Awkwardness: a true manifestation of humility. In..."
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