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Kevin Respress on
Jun 30th, 2010 |
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Lech Walesa told Congress that there is a declining world market for words. He’s right. The only thing the world believes anymore is behavior, because we all see it instantaneously. None of us may preach anymore. We must behave.” Max DePree, Chairman Herman Miller
Leaders lead, and leadership by example is the best technique as proven for thousands of years. No great leader has ever been...
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Kevin Respress on
May 25th, 2010 |
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What a wonderfully unsearchable gift … Christ in us! John’s gospel provides us with life-changing truth and encouragement regarding the heart and mind of our Creator. We have the incomprehensible privilege to be invited into eternal living unity with the only perfectly holy, unified, and intimate relationship in the universe; the Triune Godhead. Imagine the implications. For most of us, the...
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Kevin Respress on
Apr 21st, 2010 |
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Here we are, in the middle of an extended recession, hunkered down and unsure as to when the pressure will let up. Many of us are praying for restored demand and a healthy backlog that will allow us to “breathe easy” again. Is this where you are today? Is your attitude one of simply waiting out the slump and surviving to play the game another day the same way we always did? One of the grand...
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Kevin Respress on
Jan 21st, 2010 |
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For people committed to such concepts as fairness and justice, God’s grace is beyond “amazing.” As those adopted by God and eternally viewed as righteous solely through our faith in Christ, we must constantly remind ourselves of the indescribable and undeserved nature of this free gift. Our crucified and risen Lord lived perfectly, and died, that we might escape sin’s hold and the law’s...
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Randy Harrod on
Nov 21st, 2009 |
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One of a leader’s toughest tasks is releasing team members, whether due to poor performance, economic conditions, or a major breach of trust. No ‘normal’ person enjoys the termination process. Most of us suffer from being too slow in making these difficult decisions, rather than being too quick, and will readily admit that this is one of the most distasteful aspects of exercising our...
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Kevin Respress on
Nov 17th, 2009 |
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Solomon is widely considered to be the wisest man who ever lived, although his decisions to have multiple wives and scores of concubines may make us wonder. Nevertheless, he is thought to have authored most of the book of Proverbs, which contains a rich store of godly wisdom for practical living.
Throughout Proverbs there are many themes which are repeated for emphasis and presented in...