About a month back I joined a new social network HisKingship.com. I have really enjoyed being a part of this new network and I wanted to share the vision for HisKingship.com with the readers of inMessment. I sent the founder an email with several interview questions. → Read More . . .
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To invest money, I have to spend less than I make and save the leftover amount for a long time. This means I have to give my money to a savings account, mutual fund, stock broker, etc. I lose control of my money for a time with the hope (hopefully educated hope) that when I get it back it will have grown. → Read More . . . In the old Doris Day movie “On Moonlight Bay”, Wesley is sitting looking out the window of the new house the family has just moved into. A neighbor boy is outside by the fence watching them move in. The father comes in and suggests that Wesley go out and meet the new boy. Wesley does not want to so the father stamps his feat and yells, “WESLEY, BE FRIENDLY!” Linda and I often quote this to each other and I think it fits nicely with our Youth Group discussion tonight. → Read More . . .
While I was preparing for one of our Youth meetings a few weeks back I finally found Biblical foundation for my little saying: “Its good for you! It builds character in your life!” → Read More . . . |
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Because the quality of life we live is determined by the decisions we make, merely being able to make a decision isn’t enough. A high-quality life comes from making good decisions; and if there is one key to good decision-making, it is wisdom. 
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This post will be used to introduce Phil Webster to you. Phil is the author of 1776 Faith. I have quoted this book in my posts on Abraham Clark and William Ellery. Phil has provided me with a letter of introduction. I am happy to share this with you. 
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