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Archive for October, 2008
Why Worry?
Posted by: | CommentsVery seldom do we feel as though we have any control over our anxieties and worries. Most of the time it feels as though life is a constant battle; yet, we fail to see that the battle is within. We find ourselves being conquered by feelings, instead of fighting the fight of faith. We will never live in the peace that Jesus came to give us if we don’t learn to “cast our cares.”
If we really stop to think about it…Jesus made a really great point in Matthew 6:27 when He said, “Can all your worries add a single moment to your life? Of course not.” Quite simply put, “Why worry?” Really, what exactly does it accomplish? We spend so much time worrying and trying to somehow solve situations that only God can resolve, redeem, and restore. We must stop “trying” and just start “trusting.”
God has made it clear to us that we are not to carry our burdens. He has told us to “cast our cares” upon Him, but what exactly does that mean? How are we to just “give it to God?” It’s much easier said than done. The whole idea becomes illusive as the burdens just seem to continue to pile upon us. If you want to “let go and let God” there are three things you can do to “cast your cares:”
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Posted by: | CommentsDVD Review: The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything- A Veggietales Movie
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Another great Veggietales movie is now on DVD. My kids loved The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything. While it’s not based directly on a Bible story as most of the Veggie movies are, it still has a great lesson to teach – doing what’s right.
Larry and his fellow pirates (Mr. Lunt and Pa Grape) find themselves out to sea when a brave young princess uses her special orb to call for help. The orb is supposed to bring heroes to her aid, but when they arrive she isn’t sure that the orb has done it’s job. Can Larry and friends help rescue her brother from an evil pirate?
My kids loved this movie. My three year old is now considering becoming a pirate when he grows up. 
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Stacey Kannenberg is an author, publisher, speaker, motivator, consultant, blogger, spokesperson and MOM. As the “Get Ready to Learn Mom”, Stacey is a nationally renowned education expert and award winning author with an expertise in children’s education and “Mom-entrepreneurship”.
She is the Founder and CEO of two publishing companies: Cedar Valley Publishing and Stacey Kannenberg Unlimited, an Imprint of Cedar Valley Publishing. She is the co-author of the award-winning and state approved, Let’s Get Ready series. She is MOM to Heidi, 9 and Megan, 7 and wife to Michael and resides in Fredonia, WI.
Interview with Larry Randolph, Founder and President of Rich Beginnings
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Larry Randolph is the Founder and President of Rich Beginnings he brings more than 18 years of management, corporate training, and management development to the field of teen career and personal success. He has dedicated the last 15 years to the continued development and training of young professional restaurant managers for top fortune 500 companies. He’s also the author of the upcoming book for Teens on how to get hired.
Larry is in high demand as a consultant and speaker he has created and collaborated on various projects with groups like; The Mayor Office of Children Youth and Families Baltimore Maryland; Baltimore County Public Schools; Greater Baltimore Urban Leagu.
Interview with Krista Dunk, Founder of Koinonia Business Women
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Krista Dunk is the CEO & Founder of NWweddingplace.com and Co-Founder of a brand new organization called Koinonia Business Women.
NWweddingplace.com is “Helping Pacific Northwest Couples Plan Their Dream Weddings & Successful Marriages”. Their free, community resource website serves engaged couples and wedding-related businesses in Washington, Oregon and Idaho. NWweddingplace.com offers free wedding resources including a wedding vendor search by city (WA, OR, ID), planning tips, DIY project ideas, articles, love & marriage advice, shop online, wedding photo galleries, engagement announcements, and more.
Known as “America’s Best Agent,” Joe Russo bring 35 years of 35 years of successful real experience in Residential and Commercial Real Estate to the table. He is the author of the new book, Selling Your House/Condo in This Housing Emergency of 2008, and is attempting to help familes around the nation deal with the current housing market slump.
Interview with Author Marcia Ramsland and Self-Publishing Expert Dan Poynter
Posted by: | CommentsTodays’ LIVE interview on The CWAHM Network was with Organizing Pro Marcia Ramsland and Author Dan Poynter. Listen in as Marcia gives us the low-down on how we can organize our holidays without losing our minds. And make sure to stay tuned for our chat with Dan Poynter about why (and how) ANYONE can write a book!
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Organization and simplification expert Marcia Ramsland tackles the holidays with an eight-week plan designed to make Christmas a season of celebration, not stress. Simplify Your Holidays addresses all the details of the busy holiday season — buying, wrapping and sending presents, sending Christmas cards, home decorations, cooking, baking and more. What sets this planner apart is a day-by-day plan that breaks every task into manageable pieces. In addition, a daily devotional journal keeps you focused on the reason for all the activity — replacing panic with a spirit of praise!
Dan Poynter fell into publishing. He spent eight years researching a labor of love. Realizing no publisher would be interested in a technical treatise on the parachute, he went directly to a printer and “self- published.” The orders poured in and he suddenly found he was a publisher himself. Dan was prompted to write The Self-Publishing Manual because so many publishers wanted to know his secret to selling so many books. Dan is one of the publishing industry’s most energetic, experienced and respected leaders.
Interview with Bette Fetter, founder and CEO of Young Rembrandts
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Bette Fetter, founder and CEO of Young Rembrandts, Inc., began her career as a professional artist with a bachelor’s degree from Northern Illinois University. Yet it was her fascination with child development, especially as it related to the visual arts, which led Bette into a field of virtually undiscovered territory. Equipped with the principles of the Montessori method, Bette served the needs of many young children, first teaching around her kitchen table, then as a classroom instructor, and finally as the visionary entrepreneur of Young Rembrandts, Inc.
