As the new year unfolds, let us strive to give without acknowledgement, serve without ego and seek to be first by being last. Nathan Andrews suggests our quest for 2024 can very well be anonymity, if you please.
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By looking for their identity in their sexuality, the Trans are actually seeking the Imago Dei lost. So we need to create a place where they find their Creator and feel at home in His presence, suggests Nathan Andrews
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Even as a full-scale conflict is on over Ukraine, let us put our confidence in the Lord of History as He reigns, says Nathan Andrews.
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God is not absent but actively involved even in major conflicts, says Nathan Andrews
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The tennis world no.1 got us taking up stances on the covid protocol. Read Nathan Andrews’ article to help think through it.
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Imagination, per se, is good, but a mind stayed on the Word is better. When we pander to the cravings via a fertile imagination, we can set ourselves up for not mere dissatisfaction but for even entertaining untruths and getting unrealistic as well, alerts Nathan Andrews.
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Succession planning is no new age concept. But we need to be intentional in the matter, like St.Paul, who mentored and groomed Timothy, Silas, Titus and Onesimus, says Nathan Andrews in his book Force Majeure.
The author, a management consultant, has shared organisational lessons gleaned from the Book of Acts, and they spell sure-fire success for you, be it in your company, church, or even in informal support groups.
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Nathan Andrews in his recently published book, Force Majeure, suggests we learn the art of staying in touch from St.Paul who wrote letters by the number from the confines of the prison.
And yet the letters were replete with genuine concern, personal element, a fine balance of empathy and encouragement, benediction and full of courtesy. In fact, Paul laboured over his epistles, at times weeping, yes, they were notes from his heart.
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Nathan called the bluff of King David; fearless Daniel was not overawed by King Nebuchadnezzar into silence; Paul took on the mighty Festus. We can take a leaf out of their books to speak truth to power with empathy, humility, clarity and courage, says Nathan Andrews in his recent book, Force Majeure.
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Given the present celeb culture, it's hard for even the best among us to resist basking in the limelight of either the media or social media! Nathan Andrews cites Paul and Barnabas' quick disclaimer at Lystra and urges us not to fall prey to clickbait! It's vital that we separate the chaff from the truth.
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Taking a cue from the way the 11 disciples of Jesus chose Matthias over Nicodemus or Joseph of Arimathea, Nathan Andrews suggests the right attitude of candidate wins over job requirement when it comes to hiring. For, after all, skills can be learnt on the job, he says.
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