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February 22
It is the best way to build up more reps of X. If you would like to be able to do more pullups, use Tabata protocol for pullups. If you want more pushups, do it for that. This is something that I've found to actually work very very well, for some re…
February 22
Hi! I use Tabata Protocol in kettlebell routine, for now I did two hand swings tabata protocol and snathc tabata protocol it wears you out, sweats you down like nothing before. :D
January 14
Here's one that is very easy. Take a large package of frozen wings, partially thawed and grill them until almost completely cooked. Add wings, 1 bottle Kraft BBQ, 1 bottle of KC Masterpiece BBQ and 1/2 small Habenero(diced and microwaved for 10 seco…
January 13
I've heard this particular concern many times. The funny thing is, I've never seen this happen in churches that follow the Elder model and where the Lead Elder (Sr. Pastor) has access to giving records. What I have seen is a family start to struggl…
October 28, 2009
Got to love Presbyterianism.
October 27, 2009
In my church, I'm the treasurer. I'm not an elder; I'm just a member who's good with a pocketbook and willing to sacrifice some time and peace of mind to look after the church's finances. Our elders don't have any idea how much any single person gi…
October 27, 2009
Myriads of problems surface when churches do not pattern their governance after the biblical model. That model is clearly a plurality of leadership made up of elders. The smoothest run churches that I've run across are ones who follow the eldership…
October 27, 2009
Pastors of churches are equivilent to Presidents as such to Organizations, what Im saying in short is: Pastors should have knowledge of church finances on the business aspect, Howevr I dont feel a need for them to dictatorship of funds (that's why t…
October 27, 2009
Pastors and elders are the same. Each serves a different role. Decisions are made by consensus, not majority vote. On the business side of things, two people are aware of who gives what: the treasurer (also an elder) and the lead pastor. The reason…
October 27, 2009
Thanks.
October 27, 2009
I have a hard and fast rule as a pastor... I NEVER see what anybody gives. I do get a total every week. I also keep close tabs on the Church finances. Our polity outlines my fiduciary responsibility, but beyond that I need to know our financial stat…
October 27, 2009
Badchef added a discussion to the group Christian Men
Here's one to toss around. Within your church, what is the interaction between the Pastor and the Elders and to what extent does the Pastor have knowledge and accountability of the church finances?
October 27, 2009
We homeschool both of our daughters. I wouldn't trade it at all. Their knowledge gains and their socialization skills are far beyond any of their peers that are in public school.
October 27, 2009
October 23, 2009
October 23, 2009

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Wild at Heart
The Way of the Wild Heart
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"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke

Forming The Dash

Our lives begin with God’s strong hands writing down the day of our birth, chiseling it in stone and from that moment on, we are forming the dash. Each day is an adventure, each moment a new experience and a choice.
The form of the dash is shaped by the people we interact with and the choices we make. I was once told that there are three types of people, those who can help you, those who can hurt you and those who do neither. I have often reflected on this as a bellwether for my life, but recently have come to a different conclusion. There are only two types of people in this world: Those who improve your life and those whose lives you improve.
The first part of our dash is spent being improved, learning new experiences and growing. Malachi 3:3 says, “He will sit as a refiner of silver…” In other words, we will go through the flames, the fire and have all of our impurities burnt off until the silversmith sees His reflection in us.
The second part of our dash is then spent helping others see the greatness in themselves that you already see, but somehow they don’t see it yet. Parents see what their newborn child can be, couples see how through their marriage they will grow together and friends see how they can enrich each others’ lives.
One day, God’s strong hands will chisel end the last date beyond our dash. Until that day we wake up with a purpose, the adventure, with each moment and choice, it is up to us, it is our actions and our choices that make up the dash, what will be the signature on your dash…
My hope is that upon that dash He will write two words, “well done.”

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One Door at a Time

Have you ever followed someone going into a store only to be just far enough behind them to have the door slam in your face? It used to be that would never happen, but unfortunately this now seems to be the rule rather than the exception. Manners, courtesy and chivalry appear to have gone by the wayside.

A recent survey by the non-profit New York-based Public Agenda organization found 80 percent of people say a lack of respect and courtesy is a serious problem and 41 percent admit they're part… Continue

Posted on October 15, 2009 at 1:50pm — 1 Comment

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At 1:25pm on October 23, 2009, Patrick DeLay said…
I've been focusing on the defense industry quite a bit, actually (Army in Huntsville, Navy along the coast, AF in GA), but have run into a lot of cancelled contracts. Do you have any advice for getting further into that side of things?
At 10:59am on October 23, 2009, Patrick DeLay said…
Badchef,
Right now I'm playing the role of transient, and roaming around the US. I was living in Texas, but am now spending a good part of my time in the southeast (AL, GA, LA, etc). I was in the energy industry with a background in electrical engineering, but am getting to the point where I'll take anything just to have a job. What is your background?
At 7:49pm on July 20, 2009, Brett McKay said…
Welcome to community!
At 12:45pm on July 20, 2009, thehuhman said…
Welcome Badchef, to the AoM Community!
 
 

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