Hi CM Teachers,
This is a message of someone who's gone through the courses of life thus far and reflecting upon some of the gems he has discovered along the way. I do not know whether Steve Jobs is a believer or not, but there are values we can share because it hits the chord in all of us.
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This is the text of the Commencement address by Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Computer and of Pixar Animation Studios, delivered on June 12, 2005.
http://news-service.stanford.edu/news/2005/june15/jobs-061505
Tuesday, June 21, 2005
Friday, June 17, 2005
Cinderella Man - A Father's Day Message
Hello Team CM,
I would like to share an excerpt from BreakPoint in light of the Father's Day this Sunday.
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Today, our elites are fond of saying that fathers are unnecessary -- even destructive in the lives of their children. Millions of fatherless kids are paying the price for this attitude -- children starving for a fatherÂ’s love and protection. Cinderella Man gives us a tremendous example of what a father ought to be.
As we celebrate Father's Day this weekend, I pray that fathers and fathers-to-be will be inspired by this film to be the kind of man God intends: one who sacrificially puts his love for his family above all else.
Full article is located at:
http://www.pfm.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=BreakPoint1&Template=/CM/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=16190
I would like to share an excerpt from BreakPoint in light of the Father's Day this Sunday.
Today, our elites are fond of saying that fathers are unnecessary -- even destructive in the lives of their children. Millions of fatherless kids are paying the price for this attitude -- children starving for a fatherÂ’s love and protection. Cinderella Man gives us a tremendous example of what a father ought to be.
As we celebrate Father's Day this weekend, I pray that fathers and fathers-to-be will be inspired by this film to be the kind of man God intends: one who sacrificially puts his love for his family above all else.
Full article is located at:
http://www.pfm.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=BreakPoint1&Template=/CM/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=16190
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
Living on a Prayer with Your Testimony
Hi CM Teachers,
Try to put yourself in the person's position in the picture below -- desperately just hanging on to that rock in order not to fall down. Have you ever prayed to God with such intensity and focus? Why not take the next 15 seconds and try it by lifting up one of the core needs you have right now?
Also want to pass on this article on living a testimonial life vs. knowledge-filled life.
yOOn
Your Testimony
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
by Os Hillman
I tell you the truth, we speak of what we know, and we testify to what we have seen, but still you people do not accept our testimony. ~ John 3:11
Over the last several years I have seen two distinct types of Christian workplace believers. One type enthusiastically teaches their Bible knowledge to others. These people, though they may be genuine in their motive, lack one essential ingredient to being effectively used by God - a testimony. The second type of people I have encountered has a genuine testimony of what God is doing and continues to do in their lives. This was the case in the early Church. Men and women were able to give powerful testimony of events and experiences that could only be explained as a work of God.
God desires to build a testimony in each of us. Each of us is one of God's chosen vessels to reflect His power in and through us. When others see this power reflected, they are impacted because they cannot explain that power. God desires to frame your life with experiences designed to reflect the character and nature of Christ. Sometimes these events can be very devastating, but they are designed to reveal His power in and through us.
Every one of us has a testimony. What would others say your testimony is today? Can others see God's work in your life? Is your testimony one of Bible knowledge only? Are things happening in your life that can only be explained as God? These can be problematic questions for each of us. Ask God to build a testimony of His life in and through you today.
Copyright 2005. www.MarketplaceLeaders.org Permission granted to forward this email in it's entirety to others at no cost.
Try to put yourself in the person's position in the picture below -- desperately just hanging on to that rock in order not to fall down. Have you ever prayed to God with such intensity and focus? Why not take the next 15 seconds and try it by lifting up one of the core needs you have right now?
Also want to pass on this article on living a testimonial life vs. knowledge-filled life.
yOOn
Your Testimony
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
by Os Hillman
I tell you the truth, we speak of what we know, and we testify to what we have seen, but still you people do not accept our testimony. ~ John 3:11
Over the last several years I have seen two distinct types of Christian workplace believers. One type enthusiastically teaches their Bible knowledge to others. These people, though they may be genuine in their motive, lack one essential ingredient to being effectively used by God - a testimony. The second type of people I have encountered has a genuine testimony of what God is doing and continues to do in their lives. This was the case in the early Church. Men and women were able to give powerful testimony of events and experiences that could only be explained as a work of God.
God desires to build a testimony in each of us. Each of us is one of God's chosen vessels to reflect His power in and through us. When others see this power reflected, they are impacted because they cannot explain that power. God desires to frame your life with experiences designed to reflect the character and nature of Christ. Sometimes these events can be very devastating, but they are designed to reveal His power in and through us.
Every one of us has a testimony. What would others say your testimony is today? Can others see God's work in your life? Is your testimony one of Bible knowledge only? Are things happening in your life that can only be explained as God? These can be problematic questions for each of us. Ask God to build a testimony of His life in and through you today.
Copyright 2005. www.MarketplaceLeaders.org Permission granted to forward this email in it's entirety to others at no cost.
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