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Tag Archives: IronWorks

May 29, 2013

Risking the known for the uncertain

riskingtheknownfortheuncertain
I’m making a trade-off; risking the known for the uncertain. Tonight I’ll give my last message at IronWorks, a ministry I co-founded nine years ago to sharpen men in the applying biblical principles to their very practical world. It’s ...
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October 26, 2012

Reclaiming a better view of work

Frustrated Ambition
It’s time we reclaimed the word work. Let me prove it. When you think of the word work, what comes to mind? Frustration? Agony? Long hours? All of us have had those experiences with work. And we’ve become so ...
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October 8, 2012

Redeeming frustrated ambition

Frustrated Ambition
We’ve all experienced those times when things just don’t go our way. All the planning and the resources in the world can’t prevent the frustration of our ambitions, no matter how noble. As the wisest King of his day ...
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April 17, 2012

Is there a murderer in the house?

Murder
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 this 30 minute presentation, I explore the deeper meaning ...
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October 20, 2011

A pre-Thanksgiving warm-up

Thanks
Sometimes reading others expressions of gratitude stimulates our own. Here's a few that I received recently just in time for Thanksgiving.
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