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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
Tips for reading your Bible
The CS Lewis Institute published a sermon by Charles Spurgeon about getting the most out of reading one's Bible. It's directed to Christian ministers but can apply to any Christian.Main point: "They [Christian ministers] must read much if they are to be profitable to...
Why Coach Chris Peterson left college football at the top of his game
The Anthony De Mello parable is reminiscent of the story of Jesus's disciples who were squabbling for a place of honor in heaven. Even Mama got involved. We each have a calling we easily forget if we get caught up in the thorns and thistles of life.If you ever...
The Risk In Larry Page’s Moonshots
Via Business Insider: …many big companies only want to pursue ideas that can clearly generate a billion dollars in revenue. He argues that it's foolish to try to size up a market before launching a product: "market sizing forces you to understand the world as it...
The Risk In Larry Page’s Moonshots
Via Business Insider: …many big companies only want to pursue ideas that can clearly generate a billion dollars in revenue. He argues that it's foolish to try to size up a market before launching a product: "market sizing forces you to understand the world as it...
Opportunity to extend grace
Via Christianity Today: Mars Hill Church will dissolve Mark Driscoll's multisite network and let each of its remaining 13 churches go their own way. Founded in 1996, the Seattle-based megachurch planted 15 satellite sites across five states, its passion for creating...
Opportunity to extend grace
Via Christianity Today: Mars Hill Church will dissolve Mark Driscoll's multisite network and let each of its remaining 13 churches go their own way. Founded in 1996, the Seattle-based megachurch planted 15 satellite sites across five states, its passion for creating...
Steve Jobs, problem-solving, and innovative thinking
Via Business Insider: "Steve would walk in the door and say, 'Alright, what's going on?'" Rosen said. "Somebody in the room would say we're trying to figure this out, maybe go to a whiteboard, and say we couldn't figure out what to do." Jobs had a talent for...
Steve Jobs, problem-solving, and innovative thinking
Via Business Insider: "Steve would walk in the door and say, 'Alright, what's going on?'" Rosen said. "Somebody in the room would say we're trying to figure this out, maybe go to a whiteboard, and say we couldn't figure out what to do." Jobs had a talent for...