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Ask Anything!
Knowing how to ask for what’s important is a key skill for life and work. Knowing how to ask your Father in Heaven for what you need is an advantage that leads to abundant life. The purpose of all prayer is to praise God and to align all of our life and work with His will. With that as our goal, our Father very much wants us to ask Him for things.
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The Advantage of the Most Powerful Connection Made Possible
The One who made you and loves you more than you love yourself, is inviting you to intimate, power-filled connection. Knowing who God is and praising Him for it, opens up possibilities and communication we never imagined were possible. Watch the video and see how practical this is for your leadership and work. After all — this is His kingdom, and we are His heirs and ambassadors.
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Making the Most Powerful Connection Possible
The key to life and work is valuing and utilizing your most important relationship — communicating regularly, reverently, relentlessly and expectantly with your perfect Father in Heaven who offers complete security, provides for your every needs, and gives day to day direction.
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Your Boss Wants To Know Your Love Language
Free tacos, shopping sprees and words of appreciation are just some of the ways employers are desperate to show they care.
You Probably Won't Ace A Job Interview Without Doing This One Thing
Hiring managers love hearing about how much you’ve looked into the company and why you think you’d be a great fit for this specific role.
You Have Just Enough Time
Busyness provides a convenient way to opt-out of wrestling through difficult decisions.
You Can't Build Culture in a Cloud
In the real world, most of the most important conversations and decisions often take place after the meeting, offline, and in smaller groups.
Working for the Joy of Others
The essence of Christian work, Paul maintains, is nothing less than working alongside others to help them attain greater joy.
Work Is A Battlefield
Fighting sin and spiritual forces who want to destroy us is not usually flashy or heroic. It’s a daily grind of patrols, small advances, and training. You don’t win a war by launching one quick strike after another. Soldiers need to train, prepare, and patrol before attacking.
Why People Lie At Work - And What To Do About It
According to this article from Liz Kislik in Harvard Business Review, once you can see what the employee is trying to accomplish by lying, you can move to action. Here are the three most typical motivations for employee lying I’ve seen in decades of consulting — and what to do about them.
Why the Past 10 Years of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid
Social scientists have identified at least three major forces that collectively bind together successful democracies: social capital (extensive social networks with high levels of trust), strong institutions, and shared stories. Social media has weakened all three.
Why Jesus Came
Since therefore the children share in flesh and blood, he himself likewise partook of the same things, that through death he might destroy the one who has the power of death, that is, the devil, and deliver all those who through fear of death were subject to lifelong slavery.
What You’re Saying When You’re Not Saying It
We judge people based on two factors—warmth and competence,” Van Edwards says. “So when you’re in an interaction, you want to have a balance of warmth and competence cues.”
What Is Your Aim?
When you get up in the morning and you face the day, what do you say to yourself about your hopes for the day? When you look from the beginning of the day to the end of the day, what do you want to happen because you have lived?
We Need More Holy Fools
A man is trapped in a car, rushing down a hill toward a cliff. The doors are locked. The brakes are out. The steering barely works. Far ahead, he can see other cars hurtling into the abyss. How far they fall, he does not know. What they find at the bottom, he cannot imagine.
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