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One Definition of Unforgiveness: “Like Drinking Poison and hoping someone else
would die.”
Rudy Tomjanovich We’ve known Nancy Leigh DeMoss since back in the
80s when she and Jennifer traveled together with Life Action Ministries
from She has always been such an inspirational writer and
her newest book is no exception. Choosing
Forgiveness is powerful and if you haven’t read it we
encourage you to do so. Even two of our children, Hudson and Erika,
have enjoyed reading some of the life stories she has written about in this
amazing book. - Eric and Jennifer Garcia |
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– Bobb Biehl, Executive
In less than 5 minutes you can learn 3 communications
principles that will add to your communications horsepower for the rest of
your life. You can benefit from three of the principles I’ve
taught many senior executives while consulting with over 400 organizations
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In January, I offered this leader development principle for you. Hide Nothing. February’s column
taught us why: Integrity is
formed when I am free to declare who I am and who I am not; when I am free
to declare what I can do, and what I cannot do. This month, an incredibly
vulnerable story HiHifrom a
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#2: Some pray as if prayer will give God new information or
inspire in Him new ideas. Do your prayers have power? That’s the question we are
addressing in this series of articles. What makes prayer work the way the
Scripture says it will work—releasing the power of heaven into the
circumstances of earth? Last month, we started examining misconceptions
about prayer that keep us from experiencing prayer the way God intends for
us to experience it. This month we’ll consider misconception number
two: Some pray as if prayer will give God new information or inspire in Him
new ideas. |
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Focus
Group Spotlight |
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While change is a part of every aspect of life, we tend to
resist it. From the moment we come into the world to the time we leave it,
we’re both in the midst of it and a product of it. What can we do to
brace ourselves for change so it becomes a more positive experience in
perception as well as reality? |
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