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A pastor; formerly a Career Services and Academic Advising Office Director at a local university; and most importantly a husband and father of four.

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Jobs & Careers > Resumes & Cover Letters 10 ways to build a resume you are proud of: 11 of 36

The quest for a new job or career can be exciting, especially if the potential for frustration is headed off with a well developed resume. First, keep in mind that the goal of a resume is not to win you the job. Its goal is to get you in the door for a personal interview with a recruiter or potential employer. Put yourself i...
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Beliefs & Culture Christian understanding of the call of Christ: 1 of 3

If you have really heard the "Call" of Christ, His love and His holiness sinking into your awareness through the murky night of the soul, then somehow your life has become different. The call of Jesus in your life, if allowed to have its way, cannot help but whisk you into a new reality, one that is completely different from...
Religion & Spirituality > Bible Study Effective leadership tips with Biblical roots: 9 of 10

Isn't it wonderful to know that God, in His great care to provide all that is necessary for His people to know Him and live fruitfully (2 Peter 1:3-4), has provided leadership through pastors and Lay Leaders (Ephesians 4:11-13)? It is not an easy charge, that of being the spiritual pacesetter for a family of Believers, respo...
Arts & Humanities > Children's Literature Children's book reviews: Return from Where the Wild Things Are, by Maurice Sendak: 3 of 3

While I can't say that the children's books of Maurice Sendak are exactly a wellspring of deep spiritual insight, I would say that his picture book, Where the Wild Things Are (published by Harper & Row, Publishers), is a masterpiece in depicting our general attitude towards God, what we think about ourselves, and maybe a...