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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
One word for graduates: batteries
At least that's what the author of the linked article would say to today's graduates. The author believes batteries are the next big thing. Influencers in young people's lives will find it worth their time to learn a little more about possible careers in this field so...
Restoration by the Master’s hand
Do you feel like you've lost the bubble in your life? Check out the condition of this antique level and what a master craftsman does to restore it. Is there a spiritual truth this illustration teaches us? Here are some verses from the Bible that might shed some...
Our robot overlords
Via NBC, robots replacing the human workforce: “In the manufacturing industry, a recent study by Boston Consulting Group found that by 2025 robots will do about 25 percent of all industrial tasks—and that inexpensive robots are becoming increasingly available to...
Two cheers for the Pharisees
Via Christianity Today, some appreciation for the Law: “The ugly side of law still has a hold on us, in part because we have such a hard time believing we are forgiven and accepted, believing that we really are free. But from time to time, we see the truth of our...
Two cheers for the Pharisees
Via Christianity Today, some appreciation for the Law: “The ugly side of law still has a hold on us, in part because we have such a hard time believing we are forgiven and accepted, believing that we really are free. But from time to time, we see the truth of our...
Work as your divine calling
Via Christian Post, viewing work as more than just work with a telling statement by Chuck Colson: “Christians ought to have a different approach to business. As believers, we should view work as both service and a form of worship. Our work, our vocation, is a high and...
Work as your divine calling
Via Christian Post, viewing work as more than just work with a telling statement by Chuck Colson: “Christians ought to have a different approach to business. As believers, we should view work as both service and a form of worship. Our work, our vocation, is a high and...
Whither the Christian church?
Via Christianity Today, trends affecting the Christian church in the United States: The Hemorrhaging of Mainline Protestantism Continued Growth of Pentecostalism and the Charismatic Movement Networks will Explode in Number and Influence From the comments: “…a 4th...