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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
Can business serve the gospel?
Do you think it's possible for business to serve the gospel? Main point: "Business, done well, is glorifying to God and has enormous potential to do good in society." More about it: Business can "create dignified jobs" because workers help create wealth. Creating...
Rise ball versus drop ball
A nice overlay video showing the difference in Montana Fouts's pitches.Montana Fouts, Drop Ball & Rise Ball, Overlay. pic.twitter.com/ajEBjgucIQ— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) June 5, 2021
What To Pack In A Carry-On
Via Business Insider: …do everything you can to make it go smoothly — like, for instance, packing the perfect carry-on. Even if your luggage isn't lost (fingers crossed), you'll no doubt be glad to have a fully-stocked bag on hand at all times. At the very...
What To Pack In A Carry-On
Via Business Insider: …do everything you can to make it go smoothly — like, for instance, packing the perfect carry-on. Even if your luggage isn't lost (fingers crossed), you'll no doubt be glad to have a fully-stocked bag on hand at all times. At the very...
Why seminary is important, especially for women
Via Christianity Today: …a common mindset in evangelical churches: seminary, many believe, isn’t practical. Some evangelical churches are ambivalent about seminary; they could take it or leave it. Others are downright skeptical of seminary. Click the link to see more:...
Why seminary is important, especially for women
Via Christianity Today: …a common mindset in evangelical churches: seminary, many believe, isn’t practical. Some evangelical churches are ambivalent about seminary; they could take it or leave it. Others are downright skeptical of seminary. Click the link to see more:...
Retire Already! Are 70+ year old professors a drag?
Via Arts and Letters Daily and The Chronicle of Higher Education: Professors approaching 70 who are still enamored with hanging out with students and colleagues, or even fretting about money, have an ethical obligation to step back and think seriously about quitting....
Retire Already! Are 70+ year old professors a drag?
Via Arts and Letters Daily and The Chronicle of Higher Education: Professors approaching 70 who are still enamored with hanging out with students and colleagues, or even fretting about money, have an ethical obligation to step back and think seriously about quitting....