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Communicating hope beyond suffering
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How Should a Christian Live?
[…]time, it’s probably because you’re not paying attention! If there is any poverty in the discipline of philosophy, it is in taking a purely intellectual approach to the subject, which never demands a personal commitment to any worldview. A variation of this poverty is to act the chameleon, being both double-minded and having a double set of ethics, depending on the situation. Questioning is not bad, it’s essential. Without reason, we have no legitimate basis for faith, let alone any claim that one system of beliefs is any better than another; all talk of God or religion would be senseless […]
The Science & Art of Personal Finance
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Six Generations: 2
[…]He was at peace with the task that was before him. The three of us talked about the role of the Word of God in our lives and ended up having a very meaningful prayer time together.” Paul also remembered a Scripture verse that Jon sent him in a letter from Vietnam in which Jon shared what became Jon and Gail’s favorite verse–Romans chapter 8, verse 28: And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to those who are called according to His purpose (the verse on the plaque at Fort Shine). “I […]
Soldier and Christian
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Some Thoughts for Christians
[…]commander given the luxury of choosing a battalion commander. You have a choice between a secular officer of good character whom you know to be a top-notch leader, or a brother-in-Christ who is a good man and a hard worker, but just isn’t the natural leader the other man is. Which one would you select? In choosing leaders for the church, their beliefs and quality of Christian walk ought to be our first criteria. But in selecting leaders for our secular society they ought to be a factor we consider, but not the only factor. Finally, let us consider how […]
Working for a Difficult Boss
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Military Leadership
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Spring Canyon—Summer Celebration Week 7
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Professional Perspectives Chapter 7
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WSS’ Summer R&R #8
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Bob Ewell
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Chris Plekenpol
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The Lord—your refuge in a high optempo
[…]gave us! Where’s your refuge? OCF Newly Commissioned Officers 2012 Click here for complete list of the class of 2012. Congratulations […]
Finding certainty in an uncertain world
[…]answered the ringing phone awakening us at 0430 while on vacation years ago. On the other end of the line my vice wing commander quickly informs me to tear up the PCS orders I’ve had since March, orders that would have kept the Warner family in Colorado for another year. Now wide-awake, Lori and our two daughters are hanging on every single word of the one-way conversation they’re hearing. We’re to be at our new duty station in thirty days. The impact of sudden change was overwhelming. Lori had to inform her school she wouldn’t be returning in the […]
Smart Christian Giving
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Hous and Tami Waring
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The Five Myths of Mortgaged Rental Property
[…]maintenance. If you let repairs accumulate, they will come due when you can least afford them. Bottom line: Unless you’re able to account for these losses over time, you could cumulatively lose thousands of dollars. MYTH #3: I should not pay any extra on my mortgage because I will make more in the market Would you rather have a paid off rental property earning you $1000 a month or unpredictable mutual funds? Many people assume that by investing in the market, their investments will increase the historical average of 11 percent a year—which is far from the case in today’s […]
Ways To Give
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