Too Busy for Time Alone - With God? (Part 2)
By Gary Tenpenny
Appearing in Monday Manna: August 26, 2024
(Editr’s Note: This is the second of two parts.)
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By Gary Tenpenny
Appearing in Monday Manna: August 26, 2024
(Editr’s Note: This is the second of two parts.)
By Gary Tenpenny
Appearing in Monday Manna: August 19, 2024
(Editor’s Note: This is the first of two parts.)
We pray you've enjoyed the spring season and look forward to a great summer. It's been an exciting first half of the year! Please take a few minutes to watch our mid-year ministry update. God continues demonstrating his faithfulness to us as we pursue businessmen in the Marketplace.
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Looking back on 2023, it was a tremendous year! We have some fantastic God-sized results to share with you, and hope you'll take a few minutes to watch our year-end ministry update.
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We pray you’re having a great start to summer and hope you'll take a few minutes to watch our mid-year update!
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Brothers, we've got some fantastic results to share! We hope you'll take a few minutes to watch our year-end ministry update here and also learn how lives are being impacted as you read the testimonials from men who are seeing God's work in their lives and their business.
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We are praising God for the work he is doing in and through businessmen in the Central Midwest and beyond! His Truth, given through the Word of God and Spirit of God, continues to give us hope and guide us in our endeavors! Please take a moment to review our ministry update as we approach the second half of 2022.
As 2021 comes to an end, we reflect back on how the Lord has blessed... we are counting our blessings! We're thankful for God's grace, love, and mercy. His Truth, given through the Word of God and Spirit of God, continues to give us hope and guide us in our endeavors! We are also grateful to announce a 'local match' that will double all new and increased donations to CBMC - Central Midwest.
By Rick Boxx
Author Simon Sinek, in his book, Infinite Game, says he believes the business world for too long has been stuck chasing what he calls a “finite game.” When business leaders simply pursue profits from quarter to quarter, or fiscal year to fiscal year, they are chasing a finite solution, rather than a lasting purpose, he writes.