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Please make sure and show up 15-30 minutes early. Why?
5 p.m.7:15 p.m.
9 a.m.11:15 a.m.
Please make sure and show up 15-30 minutes early. Why?
9 a.m.11:15 a.m.
5 p.m.7:15 p.m.
Please make sure and show up 15-30 minutes early. Why?
9 a.m.11:15 a.m.
5 p.m.7:15 p.m.
Please make sure and show up 15-30 minutes early. Why?
9 a.m.11:15 a.m.
5 p.m.7:15 p.m.
Please make sure and show up 15-30 minutes early. Why?
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It was in Genesis that God instituted the idea of work—before the Fall. This means that work is intrinsically good. Because of the Fall, work will now be hard and involve thorns and thistles (Gen. 3:17-19), but we cannot forget its intended design. We must fight the temptation to allow the struggles we have had or the corruptions we have seen to redefine the meaning for work.
To tithe or not to tithe? That is the question. And how we answer leads to other questions: Gross or net? What if in debt? Should we give 10% of everything, including Christmas and birthday gifts and tax refunds? If you cannot give with joy, should you just not give at all?
Did you know the word “nice” used to mean foolish or stupid? Ironically, people started using it as a way to describe someone as “pleasant” or “decent,” unaware of its original meaning, and over time, “nice” completely lost its original meaning.
I've been listening to Aaron Sorkin for a few years now. Sorkin is the screenwriter behind The Social Network, The West Wing, Sports Night and much more. If you've been listening with me, you know there is something forceful in his words, something that champions excellence and points to a deeper, truer beauty.
The Monday evening started like any other. However, when my husband called his work to say he was running late, the response was unlike any other. His supervisor, who doesn’t work the same shift, answered. He requested that Jack arrive as soon as possible. So my husband hurried to get ready and jokingly said as he left, “I hope they aren’t closing us down.”
Summer is fast approaching! For many of you, the next few months will be filled with travel, adventure and increased opportunities to spend time together as a family.
These are some pretty big shoes to fill. Women throughout Christian history have aspired to emulate this woman’s behavior. And the character qualities beneath the behavior give us insight into how she was able to live such a significant life, particularly in how the text primarily describes her as “excellent.”
“What we thought was a cyst is actually a rare, locally aggressive, but non-metastasizing malignant tumor.”
Flower Mound
