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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

“church is not a business, nor a building. It's not a weekly event to attend, nor just an organization or corporation.”

 

 

A thought provoking article about church as business – (http://cole-slaw.blogspot.com/2011/11/church-no-longer-business-as-usual.html?spref=bl).  I liked this portion of the article:

In the Bible the church is not defined but instead is described with pictures: a flock, a field, a family, a body, a bride, a branch, a building made of living stones. Never is it described by the pictures we typically have today: a building (w/ and address made of the non-living stones with stained glass a steeple and a sign with a logo), a business, a school or a hospital. We have substituted an organic and life producing view for an institutional one that does not produce life but at best simply tries to preserve it and contain it...
...The predominate way of seeing the church today contains, conforms and controls the people. The biblical pictures of the NT are all about releasing and reproducing the life of the church...

Monday, November 14, 2011

a mother’s mission

 

M Mothering with passion!
I Inviting God into every situation I face today!
S Serving with joy, even in the routine and mundane!!
S Saturating my husband and children with love and encouragement!
I Intercepting the devil's attacks with prayer and praise!
O Overflowing with joy and thankfulness!
N Nurturing my children with God's anointing!

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Do You Need to Diversify Your Income Sources?

 

Do You Need to Diversify Your Income Sources?

The short answer is yes. For the long answer, keep reading.

The 1950’s Equation for Success:

  • Get through school
  • Go to college
  • Get a decent-paying job
  • Get married
  • Buy a house
  • Have beautiful children
  • Retire on your company’s dime
  • Live happily ever after

The 21st Century’s Equation for Success:

  • Get through school, based on a seriously outdated curriculum adopted during the industrial time period that is mostly irrelevant to the digital age
  • Get through college, preferably without selling one of your kidneys or becoming so riddled with student loan debt that you have to spend the next 30 years digging yourself out

Wait, next is the really fun part…

click on the link to finish reading the article –>

http://www.nateriggs.com/2011/02/28/do-you-need-to-diversify-your-income-sources/content-marketing-consulting#comments