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    Lead Like Jesus

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    God’s Armor Bearer Pt. 1 There is a constant need for armor bearers in our world today. Especially in the ministry of Alabama Teen Challenge. Every employee for ATC should be an armor bearer for god. Armor bearer is listed in the Strong’s concordance 8 times. It originates from two Hebrew words; nasa meaning to lift‚ and keliy meaning end. The book goes over the extensive list of the duties of an armor bearer. 1. Must provide strength for his leader. 2. Must have a deep down sense

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    In their book Lead Like Jesus Ken Blanchard & Phil Hodges encourage readers to ask themselves three key questions: 1) Am I a leader? (pg. 4) 2) Am I willing to follow Jesus as my leadership role model? (pg. 11) 3) How do I lead like Jesus? (pg. 19) The authors try to define who is a leader. They say “Leadership is a process of influence. Anytime you seek to influence the thinking‚ behaviour‚ or development of people in their personal or professional lives‚ you are taking on the role of a leader

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    Summary Lead ___The summary lead is the most traditional lead in a journalism article. It is to the point and factual. It’s meant to give a reader a quick summary of the story in as few words as possible (should be 30 words or less)‚ usually in one sentence. It contains the essence of the story (i.e. the most important‚ but not necessarily all‚ of the 5 Ws and H -- who‚ what‚ when‚ where‚ why and how). It cites the source of any opinions. ___For example‚ I frequently used this approach when I

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    Jesus In Beijing Summary

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    Jesus in Beijing is written by David Aikman‚ an American journalist who is a former Senior Correspondent for TIME magazine. In making this book‚ Aikman traveled into the countryside of China to visit unregistered churches and to interview the members of these groups and their leaders. He observed their activities‚ their theologies‚ their goals and passions‚ and their thoughts on the registered Protestant churches and the government. Christianity is a rapidly growing movement in China today. Based

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    Like a Billion Likes” The first production at Stage West on February 8‚ 2018 marketed as a “teenage drama with dark comedy” (News Play Exchange). Entering the play relatively no information‚ the production of “Like a Billion Likes” seemed to focus on our obsession with social media and human desire have fame. The production committed to discuss two major sociological themes‚ gender fluidity and the obsession with social media as form of self-value. Although‚ the play was successful in its artistic

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    The Jews expected Jesus to fulfill His theme of Jesus as Messiah. Jesus proves He is the Messiah by His actions showing how true of a Messiah He is‚ His lineage and coming from the line of David‚ and the way in which He defeats opposing powers and justifies their need for a king. Jesus’ actions are portrayed throughout the book of Matthew. Jesus establishes justice and peace. Jesus was a perfect example of the Prince of Peace. This was a great way for the Jews to realize Jesus’ actions match up

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    Impact of Jesus History of Western Civilization If there was a debate focusing on the question of who is the most important‚ influential‚ or impactful person in the history of the world‚ Jesus Christ and Chuck Norris would be neck and neck for the top spot. Although Chuck may present an interesting case‚ Jesus has to take the cake for how he influenced entire cultures and their cultural beliefs during his time on earth‚ and almost 2000 years later in the modern era. The amount of lives he has

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    Itay Talgam: Lead like the great conductors You have all seen different conductors. Each of them with a different style of conducting. You may not realize that each one puts their own flair in their leading‚ but they really do. The biggest point that Itay Talgam is trying to come across is that the greatest conductors actually don’t conduct‚ they just keep time and allow the orchestra to play. Talgam played eight different clips of conductors and their techniques. The first conductor was conducting

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    Jesus Christ is the self-proclaimed Messiah‚ and his mission was to follow God’s will‚ and spread the word about God’s will. Jesus was the son of a carpenter‚ and his mother was not married to his father when he was conceived (although the conception was divine according to the bible) so she would have likely been the butt of jokes and scorned. He was born in a manger according to the bible‚ but research suggests that he was more likely born somewhere else. Early in life he ran away from his parents

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    Crispin: The Cross of Lead‚ is about a 13 year old boy named Crispin. Crispin lived in a village called Stromford with his mother. At the beginning of the book Crispin’s Mother Died. Later on‚ he escapes the village because he was proclaimed a wolf’s head by John Aycliffe. He is in an abandoned village when he meets a man named Bear. Bear takes Crispin as his slave. Later on‚ Crispin becomes Bear’s apprentice. Bear teaches him how to play a recorder and juggle. They travel from village to

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