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Report Says Jony Ives Was Unhappy With Tim Cook For Years. Here's the Lesson for Every Leader
More money and the chance to work from home just weren't enough.
Why Are So Many Christians Unhappy?
The only way to have joy is to say a full “Yes” to God. Which means saying “No” to the world.
Chefs Who Won't Just Shut Up and Cook
Nowadays, chefs are moving beyond purely charitable support to become very public anti-hunger activists.
5 Things Great Leaders Do (That Most People Don’t)
As the pastor of a young church, I get to interact with a lot of young people, many of whom dream of doing something significant with their lives. To quote the late Steve Jobs, they long to make a dent in the universe. They want their life to matter. I love getting to spend time with young people wh
How your privacy gets cooked by those restaurant waitlist apps
Patience is a virtue. It could also protect your data.
Safe, Comfortable and Unhappy: Finding Life by Overcoming Fear
Left unchecked, fear hinders Christians from acting Christianly — from pursuing the very rescue mission that we’ve been called to.
4 Questions every church should ask a missionary organization — Southern Equip
Benefits of Family Bible Lessons
Family Bible Lessons, or Devotions , are a wonderful way to gather together daily to talk and share faith. Paul commended two women for t...
When the cook calls in sick, there’s no need to panic
Jobletics is a bit like Uber, but for staffing restaurants
How a Dire Cook Shortage is Wrecking American Restaurants
"The whole industry might collapse in a huge column of bacon-infused smoke."
Why is it so difficult to deliver cooked food to the needy?
Edible food is often scraped from plates, tossed into dumpsters, and dumped into landfills.
Minnich: When leaders are followers
True leaders will use the trust given them to instill faith and confidence in the way forward, and not follow and exploit irrational and malicious fears that are designed to control, rather than lead, all the people, and not just a faction.
Are You a Leader or a Preacher?
Be brutally honest with yourself as you answer this question.
Starched, Inflexible—and a Leader?
Churches must exercise great care in choosing leaders.
Program teaches kids in "food deserts" how to grow and cook healthier meals
Harlem Grown gives kids their first taste of their own healthy cooking.
Righteous or Self-Righteous? Lessons from Elul!
The holy month of Elul is the perfect time to reflect upon who we really want to be in our life.
Faith Refuge teaches women how to cook on a budget
Faith Refuge has started a new cooking course as a part of their Career Academy. The class is meant to help women earn to cook healthy meals on a budget. The instructors are nutritionists from the ...
One device will change how we cook forever
Cooking, eating, and even ordering out will never be the same.
How Much Do Cooks and Chefs Really Make These Days?
Wages are up — but not enough to comfortably live in America’s most expensive cities
The Difference Between Great Leaders and Leaders Who Appear Great
"Leadership is a privilege and a responsibility. Especially in the church, you’re leading people who are placing their trust and respect in you."
Why I STOPPED Leading My Church and You Should, Too
"God took me out of my place of leadership, away from the pulpit, to teach me a serious lesson."
