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What is Contextualization? Presenting the Gospel in Culturally Relevant Ways
Via Christianity Today: What is Contextualization? Presenting the Gospel in Culturally Relevant Ways.Key statement: "Contextualization involves an attempt to present the Gospel in a culturally relevant way."Points:"We use the term ‘culture’ to refer to the common...
What is Contextualization? Presenting the Gospel in Culturally Relevant Ways
Via Christianity Today: What is Contextualization? Presenting the Gospel in Culturally Relevant Ways.Key statement: "Contextualization involves an attempt to present the Gospel in a culturally relevant way."Points:"We use the term ‘culture’ to refer to the common...
What does it really take to lead organizations?
Via Business Insider: Steven Sinofsky is known for delivering exactly what he promises, and always on time. He’s also an extremely polarizing figure. Stubborn. Secretive. Dictatorial. Several people we spoke with for this article claim Sinofsky’s influence and...
Delaying gratification
Initially found via Instapundit: …one of the most effective ways to distract ourselves from a tempting pleasure we don't want to indulge is by focusing on another pleasure. So the next time you find yourself confronted with a temptation--whether a piece of cake, a...
Delaying gratification
Initially found via Instapundit: …one of the most effective ways to distract ourselves from a tempting pleasure we don't want to indulge is by focusing on another pleasure. So the next time you find yourself confronted with a temptation--whether a piece of cake, a...
Women And STEM Careers: How Microsoft Is Building A Bridge To Future Innovation — One Girl At A Time
Via Forbes: Companies are beginning to target women for careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) because women are currently tremendously under-represented in these areas. Women And STEM Careers: How Microsoft Is Building A Bridge To Future...
Women And STEM Careers: How Microsoft Is Building A Bridge To Future Innovation — One Girl At A Time
Via Forbes: Companies are beginning to target women for careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) because women are currently tremendously under-represented in these areas. Women And STEM Careers: How Microsoft Is Building A Bridge To Future...
Rebooting Manufacturing – Technology Review
Via Technology Review: Rebooting Manufacturing - Technology Review Optimists will say this will create careers that didn’t exist before. Pessimists will say more people will end up out of work.