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"Every member of the team is essential, has a unique purpose, performs a necessary function, and is to be valued by the other members. We need each other." Read more from @RussellGehrlein: tifwe.org/building-up-your-t…
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Replying to @BrianGehrlein
@BrianGehrlein and @RulesofDennis....do you wanna know what kids REALLY think of your book? Here you go! ;)
@MacKidsBooks @tombabylon
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🚨Book Giveaway🚨
I’m giving away another copy of Five Views of Christ in the Old Testament! RT & follow to enter. Tag a friend for an extra entry.
Winner announced 3/27
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Wordle 621 3/6
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I will gladly take this score today, NYT Wordle!
#Wordle #Wordle#621
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#Veterans, "I thank God there are people like you to maintain the justice work that God needs done in this world." @RussellGehrlein tifwe.org/i-only-did-paperwo…
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When @RussellGehrlein’s father-in-law served in the Navy, he thought he "just did paperwork." Yet even simple tasks of veterans have promoted peace and stability in the world. tifwe.org/i-only-did-paperwo…
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Veterans: Many of the skills, attitudes, values, and experiences that God graciously provided you throughout your military career are easily transferable and make you an asset to any employer. tifwe.org/helping-veterans-w…
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@SauerTammi chats w/debut author @BrianGehrlein about all things THE BOOK OF RULES, illus by @tombabylon, his road to publication, & sage advice he'd give his early pb-writing-self, today on PBB! picturebookbuilders.com/2021… #thebookofrules @fsgbooks
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Our daily work is ultimately an act of worship to the God who called and equipped us to do it.
@timkellernyc
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Life was rosy at George's job - until the leadership changed. Suddenly, everyone was fighting everyone else.
Then one day, God suggested maybe George should pray FOR his colleagues, rather than about them. And things began to change...
Read his story: bit.ly/3dxerqy
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“You must ultimately trust God for the results of your labor & do whatever is within your limited sphere of power to promote a God honoring outcome. But having this perspective can be a tremendous relief from the stress & anxiety that plague our culture.” (Sherman & Hendricks)
Russell E. Gehrlein retweeted
It is at the intersection of our passions, gifts, and opportunities that we find our calling - our one thing-the work we can choose to do most masterfully well for the glory of God and the good of others.
@JordanRaynor
Russell E. Gehrlein retweeted
Let's not play personal and systemic sin--racism, e.g.--against each other! Sin is embedded in shared practices, public institutions, & cultural moods AND it occupies and poisons individual hearts. Sin within echoes the sin without; sin without is enlivened by the sin within.
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Of the 132 biblical stories of Jesus, 122 happened in the marketplace. tifwe.org/thy-kingdom-come-a… via @faithworkecon
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'It’s often the case that our own breakthroughs seem to happen when we, ourselves, break open.'
In this stressful time, how can you be open to God working in you? bit.ly/2XksVlU
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