Can You Hear Me Now?
Chelsea Gammon
September 19, 2014
Shakespeare mentions it, world leaders study it and business people master it. One technique enhances all relationships: Listening. #166260839 / gettyimages.com
Shakespeare mentions it, world leaders study it and business people master it. One technique enhances all relationships: Listening. #166260839 / gettyimages.com
Jesus taught us how to love and serve, but what has happened in the last 2,000 years to make us forget the main focus of our Christian identity? Diving deeper into Joel Osteen’s Prosperity Gospel could give us some answers.
The already struggling airline company offers a new promotion, but is it too soon to call this thing the “Ultimate Bucket List”?
Who is at fault when a dog is stabbed in a pet store? The dog attacking? Or the man who causes his death? #93224642 / gettyimages.com
A server’s inside opinion on guest behavior at restaurants.
Readers are invited to discover wisdom through the author’s writing style from a Christian perspective. Photo by: Brittany Gammon
Do we really need involvement in the teen years to receive that great athletic scholarship in a private institution, or is it JUST good for well-being? Photo by: Brittany Gammon
The idea of same sex relationships is becoming more prevalent in our country, even in our religion. Photo Credit: Google Maps
We should always make an effort to see the positive qualities in people rather than the negative.
Some of it’s cliche, some of it you might not already know, but it’s all important in order to navigate campus and be successful. Photo by: Brittany Gammon