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Executives leading such highly successful companies as Chick-fil-A, GloryBee Foods, SkyChase Pictures and Prestige Dialysis Clinic share some of the best decisions they ever made, their paths to success – and trials along the way – as well as their operating principles that serve as a model for other Christian businesses. by by Yvonne J. Medley Sep 2009 |
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People who share their Christian faith openly and overtly in one of the former Soviet Union countries are now outlawed. But here’s the story of a missionary couple who aren’t willing to turn their backs on living Christ before others. by by Angela Dion Aug 2009 |
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Christians are wise to use “filters” for their incoming and outgoing communications with others. by by Joanna Young Aug 2009 |
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After he was shot in the head in a battle during the Vietnam war, Stanley Martinez heard the medic say there was nothing they could do for him and that he was too far gone to be helped. Despite the overwhelming odds, God had a plan for this soldier’s life. by by Angela Dion Jul 2009 |
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Experts say community connections – built through face-to-face interaction – have lasting benefits. The Bible says these types of relationships have eternal benefits as well. by by Jamie Stockman Opat Jul 2009 |
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Technology enhances our ability to connect with others, but what impact does it really make on relationship building? by by Jamie Stockman Opat Jun 2009 |
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Where can Americans without health insurance get assistance for their medical bills? Around 40,000 Christians are members of Medi-Share, an organization where members share in paying each other’s medical bills. Based on Scripture, upheld in prayer, and focusing on healthy lifestyles, Christian health care sharing is an important alternative. by by Randy Welch May 2009 |
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Many news headlines and stories for the past two years focus on how judgmental Christians are. What does God’s Word offer for guidance in this area? by by Angela Dion May 2009 |
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Even as a young child, others recognized Frank Shelton had a God-given gift for sharing the Gospel with others. But over time, Frank learned that “God uses broken people the most” when it comes to ministering to others. Even so, God turned his brokenness and setbacks to happiness. by by Angela Dion Apr 2009 |
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A faith-based program for prison ministry is making a significant difference in the lives of inmates at a Maryland prison. Through the S.T.A.R.S. program, inmates learn many life skills, business skills, how to think before reacting and much more. Admitting their belief in God, they also learn to be good representatives of the One who reveals himself to them in the program and helps them change their lives for the future. by by Yvonne J. Medley Apr 2009 |
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A secular attorney is assumed to strictly be a zealous advocate for the client, no matter what the situation, no matter what the morality of the client’s cause. But Stephen Bloom wasn’t happy working for causes that were detrimental to his Christian faith. by by Jennifer Autry Mar 2009 |
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Even after becoming a Christian and forgiven of past sins, some people continue to carry the burden of guilt and shame for their past actions. Laura Kramer shares her story of how she learned that she was acceptable and loved by God despite her past and how he blesses her today. by by Shanté Morgan-Durisseau Mar 2009 |
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How can you determine whether advice is good or bad? Whose advice is worth listening to? How soon should you act on advice? by by Roy Sassaman Mar 2009 |
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In a Hindu society, where the people don’t believe they are sinners, a mother advised her 14-year-old son, “Do not become a Christian, but learn from Christianity how to be a better Hindu.” Here’s the story of what happened to him during that effort. by by Angela Dion Feb 2009 |
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It is feasible, even enjoyable, to meet the challenge of making all our activities and commitments work. However, God may have a different plan in mind. by by Jamie Stockman Opat Feb 2009 |
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Caring for a husband or wife with a disease such as Parkinson’s, cancer or Alzheimer’s is overwhelming and life-altering. The support of others is essential, and God’s grace makes all the difference in getting through the days. by by Jamie Stockman Opat Mar 2008 |
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Are you a follower? Have you ever failed to take a stand as a Christian? by by Roy Sassaman Mar 2008 |
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When it comes to the basics and integrity, what kind of legacy are you creating for your children? by by Kimberly Ripley Mar 2008 |
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Whether attending a Christian or a non-Christian college, finding opportunities with Christian-affiliated companies is not always easy to find. by by Lindsay Scranton Mar 2008 |
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How can you tell if an apology is the real thing or false? by by Chris Howard Mar 2008 |
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Dormitories can be one of the most difficult places to be a positive Christ-like influence on others. by by Austin Higgins Mar 2008 |
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A Sunday school class or small-group Bible study is often less than inviting to a new member or new Christian by by Ken C. Cross Feb 2008 |
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Are you working for a boss who’s always angry or exercises constant control over you? by by Jamie Stockman Opat Feb 2008 |
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What does being part of a team mean in the life of a Christian? by by Austin Higgins Feb 2008 |
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Remembering a mission trip to the jungle island of Nias, a boy named Tomato, a village hut, and God’s faithfulness by by Shawn Daniel Feb 2008 |
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Are you always telling people, “I’m fine,” when you’re not? Here’s a look at what impacts your authenticity and integrity by by Melinda Means Feb 2008 |
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A rare art form of caring in today’s fast-paced world by by Chris Howard Feb 2008 |
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When God desires a certain change to occur in our lives, resistance could lead to painful consequences by by Joanna Young Feb 2008 |
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Forging new relationships within the church walls can be one of the most challenging – and most important – assignments any Christian will accept.
by by Jamie Stockman Opat Jan 2008 |
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One of the amazing aspects of God’s creation is the plans he has for each person’s future. The key to living a glorifying life unto God is to follow his path that he already set out for us. by by Austin Higgins Jan 2008 |
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Our business as a believer is to build up, not tear down. There are certain types of communication that should not be allowed in the life of a believer. But controlling our speech is not easy because the real problem is not our words. by by Roy Sassaman Jan 2008 |
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Every day and all over the world Christians face fears ranging from minor daily concerns to the ultimate fear of death. How they deal with those fears depends entirely on their faith. by by Denny Van Scoy, Sr. Jan 2008 |
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Reaching beyond ourselves can have hidden benefits that very often satisfy something within us that we didn’t know we needed. by by Birdie Courtright Jan 2008 |
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Openness and accountability with others involves taking several risks.
by by Chris Howard Jan 2008 |
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How can we comfort a Christian who has lost a loved one who may never have come to believe in Jesus Christ as Savior? by by Roy Sassaman Dec 2007 |
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Nearly 90 percent of all perceived communication is nonverbal. See how many nonverbal communication methods you’re using to let others know about Christ’s love for them
by by Austin Higgins Dec 2007 |
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Hesitant about an effective way of inviting your friends to church? Here are some tips
by by Angela Dion Dec 2007 |
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In addition to praying for others, the simple act of telling someone you prayed for them can impact that person in a way they will never forget by by Joanna Young Dec 2007 |
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Do you have a friend, neighbor, or co-worker who currently has a family member serving in the war effort? Christians can demonstrate the love of Christ by supporting these families in a variety of meaningful ways. by by Nancy Minsky Dec 2007 |
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How can you help people in your workplace who have disabilities? by by Jamie Stockman Opat Nov 2007 |
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