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Tag Archives: uniquely you
Uniquely You (Friday)
One of my spiritual leaders, Lee B. Spitzer, said in his book, Endless Possibilities, “God does not begin a process in our lives by chance or on a whim, but rather because He has specific and achievable goals in mind for … Continue reading
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Uniquely You (Thursday)
“Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else.” Margaret Mead got this one right.
Uniquely You (Wednesday)
God reveals his plan for me. I choose my response: Me (1): Oh, God, I don’t want to do that! I’m better than that. Can’t you give me something else? Me (2): Dear God, I couldn’t possibly … Continue reading
Uniquely You (Tuesday)
The Apostle Paul was a unique fellow. He was a Roman citizen of Jewish faith, born in Turkey who studied law and knew how to make tents (see the Christian Life study on Paul here for the biblical background). Paul … Continue reading
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Uniquely You (Monday)
Each of us is a combination of DNA, experience and spiritual gifts, prepared by God for his calling. It might look like this: Organizational skills + business experience + administration = charity executive Passion for those in … Continue reading