March 13th, 2010 | 
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A baker for the Westin Times Square Hotel was awarded $3 million when a federal court ruled that Starwood Hotels & Resorts was guilty of…
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Usually you don’t hear about an airline and rich people in the same sentence (unless you’re talking about the bonus plans of execs),…
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Want your friends, family members, neighbors and co-workers to come with you to Sojourn Gathered this Easter? Want to make a nice looking Invite Card for them? Here’s how to do it quickly and easily, with help from our Art Director, Michael Winters:
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Watch this video (less than two minutes) and Art Director Michael Winters will show you how to turn it into an Invite Card in short order!
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Despite the U.S. State Department issuing a travel advisory on drug cartel violence along the Mexican border, spring break staples like Cancun and…
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Have you ever heard a spouse say, “She’s a keeper” or “He’s a keeper?” Of course you have. This is a common expression. Parents will say the same thing about a child, “He’s a keeper” or “She’s a keeper.” The idea behind this expression is: I really enjoy my spouse or child. I think I’ll keep him or her around. Often this idiom is used by a person who has trouble communicating his or her feelings. So by stating, “She’s a keeper” or “He’s a keeper,” such a person is able to communicate love without having to articulate the phrase, “I love you.”
Source: Keith Krell
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How does God describe the ideal follower? First, they are teachable. That means that we listen to and obey God’s instructions through His Word and His servant-leaders. Second, the ideal follower prays regularly for those they follow. Certainly we would be fools to neglect to pray for the leaders we’re commanded to obey! And finally, the ideal follower is prepared and equipped for their journey with the Lord. This involves not only knowing what God’s will is for us, but embracing it and practicing it on a daily basis. How teachable are you?
Source: Jeff Miller
This past week I attended a conference in New Orleans (or as the natives call it “Naw-lins”). Yesterday afternoon, my return flight out of New Orleans was delayed. By the time we finally took off for Dallas/ Fort Worth we were over an hour behind schedule. I was pretty confident I wasn’t going to make my connecting flight from Dallas/Fort Worth to Seattle. We touched down in Dallas/ Fort Worth at 4:15. By the time I finally got off the plane it was 4:30—the exact time my flight was supposed to depart!
Source: Keith Krell
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Have you ever been on a long family road trip? I have. When I was growing up, my family took a great many road trips. The two most memorable were six week cross-country jaunts across the US. Yes, that’s right: Our family of four packed into a small Subaru wagon … and not once but twice. My parents planned the trip and would pack food, clothing, and everything else we needed. I didn’t pack anything except my Sony Walkman and a few books. My Dad was the driver and my Mom was the navigator.
Source: Keith Krell
Life is filled with choices and every choice has consequences. In grammar school, a student who befriends an unpopular boy or girl will lose friends and be made fun of. In high school, a student who refuses to give up his or her virginity will lose dates and be laughed at. In the workplace, if you live a life of integrity you’ll be passed over for a promotion. In the senior years, if you invest your time and money in the church you’ll miss out on various memories and material possessions.
Source: Keith Krell
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