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It’s been a while sense i wrote anything I can’t remember how long it has been. We sold our house and bought another one. Things have been gong pretty good. I just need to  put the business together. I have a lot of goals and plans for it next year.  I  really hope and  pray  for it will work out. I’m going to be opening up a new website so that will be exciting too.

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One of the toughest challenges of marketing is connecting the creative process to techniques that maximize the promotional results. Most smart, passionate small business owners know their businesses better than anyone, but they lack the specific knowledge to channel that energy into marketing success.

The Internet and Web 2.0 are bringing these savvy entrepreneurs all of the tools to execute a world-class marketing plan. Unfortunately, there is still that missing piece–knowledge.

Old school marketing firms and ad agencies are trapped in business models sustained by big retainers, long-term contracts, and little accountability. This is a recipe for good money chasing bad execution, in an economy that can’t afford it.

In contrast there are some emerging options, provided by more innovative marketing firms. Leveraging Internet tools, social marketing, and new mobile techniques these new marketing firms are specializing in strategy and expertise, leaving execution to their clients.

Here are a few hints to save you money and squeeze the most out of your marketing spend:
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by Bob and Cheryl Moeller

Therefore, since the promise of entering his rest still stands, let us be careful that none of you be found to have fallen short of it. Hebrews 4:1

Busyness is an effective thief of joy during the holiday season.  We simply spend too much of our time running from one party to another, tramping through malls looking to finish our gift lists, and trying to remember who we still owe a Christmas card to.  The final result is exhaustion, disappointment, and often irritability.  If we’re not careful, exhaustion enters our marriage.  We begin to snipe, argue, or just ignore the other person in plain indifference.

There are practical steps you can take to break the cycle of busyness, overcommitment, and holiday burnout.  Create  margin for the two of you in order to sp end unhurried time together.  Limit your engagements.  Say no to some invitations.  Don’t leave everything to the last minute.  Most important, decide as a couple to spend time together in the presence of God.  Sit down and read Scripture to each other.  Listen to soothing and uplifting music that celebrates Christ’s birth.  Rather than go shopping, use the time to pray in an
unhurried fashion.  God rest ye merry spouses.

Conservative, evangelical exegesis using:

1. history
2. context
3. original word meanings
4. syntax-grammar
5. genre
6. parallel passages

These Bible studies emphasize the original inspired authors’ intent (one meaning) and then attempts to offer possible applications (significances). These free Bible studies are available in video, audio & written formats. Please look at www.freebiblecommentary.org and if you like it a free Cd-rom is available upon request which contains all of the written material.

Please remember that no one agrees completely with any commentary. They are meant to be thought provoking, not definitive!

Telling the World about the gospel - one soul at a time.

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A Christian Comedy Essay By Rev. James L. Snyder

While many are absorbed with the trifling news of the weakening economy, bailing out the all but defunct auto industry, and the emergence of a new Britney Spears, news that is more important is not being heard. Believe it or not, there are some things more important than these. At least to some people.

The most troubling news of the day comes from the North Pole. In a few weeks, the jolly man from the North will make his visit. However, some difficulties may prevent his usual prompt appearance this year. I know many people take comfort in the fact that you can always count on jolly good old St. Nick. But trouble is brewing in his North Pole residence like a bad cup of coffee.

Just as the rest of the world is having some economic difficulties, so the North Pole. For example, The Elf Union has given the Santa Claus Enterprise some difficulty this past year. They want twice the pay for only half the work.
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