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Follow Your Calling: Chasing Passionate Work

Follow Your Calling: Chasing Passionate Work

I currently work as an accountant and spend most of my week looking at spreadsheets and crunching numbers. Like most American men today, I am disengaged at work and would rather do something else with my time. As I sit in my cubicle and look back 25 years, I wonder...

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Dear Jack: Making Decisions in the House

Dear Jack: Making Decisions in the House

Dear Jack, My wife and I have some decisions to make, and we seem to be on separate pages about what to do. I know I can give in and let her win, but sometimes I get tired of not getting my way. I thought I should see what you had to say about it. Please help,...

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Lessons From The Father: Learned Behaviors

Proverbs 22:6 “Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it.” Lessons from the Father sound like some movie you’d see Kevin Costner in. Something around baseball, golf or old fighter pilots. But today we are...

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Putting Faith In Action: Living It Out

Webster defines the word application as;  1. the act of putting to a special use or purpose. Every day I read the bible. Every day I pray. But not every day I act like a Christian. Why? Because we forget to become doers of the word. The bible is very clear that if you...

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Dads, What You Say Matters

Dads, What You Say Matters

James 3:2: "For we all stumble in many ways. And if anyone does not stumble in what he says, he is a perfect man, able also to bridle his whole body." I am a dad to three amazing yet different kids. Alexis is my oldest. She is a combo of my personality and my wife's....

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Been There, Done That, So Share

Been There, Done That, So Share

Recently I was listening to a group of Christian young men who had just completed their first year in college. I heard statements like “eye-opening,” “they don’t teach you this in High School,” “I wish I could do the first semester over again,” “I did not know what I...

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Rest for the Weary

Rest for the Weary

I’m tired, but who isn’t? I am, after all, a soccer dad. I own a man-van that is full of grass from various fields across North Carolina. My weekends are not my weekends. They were before my kids. Now I spend an inordinate amount of time on an uncomfortable lawn chair...

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