If you want your resume to be read with interest from someone who is hiring for a job, you don’t need a course in how to get past an AI filter. You don’t need to know what an Applicant Tracking System is. You don’t need to have a course in how to “outsmart” or “get […]
It was a dangerous job that left them sleep deprived, and it was for an evil man who was now dead. But they risked their lives for it anyway. Saul was a pretty awful king and person. He was insecure, jealous, and rebellious. He disobeyed God by keeping some of the plunder after the Amalekite […]
Lessons from the correctional facility
On Friday, I was privileged to attend the Forsyth Correctional Center as part of Project Re-entry, a program that helps prepare former offenders for reintegration into the community and workforce upon release. It was a great learning experience and an honor to speak with 12 gentlemen currently in the correctional facility about resume and interview […]
1. “Thoughts Upon the African Slave Trade,” by John Newton: John Newton, a former slave trader who was later converted, starts this pamphlet with a key verse: “All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets.” Matthew 7:12. He […]
Benefits from visiting the Ark Encounter
We recently went to the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter in Kentucky, both ministries of Answers in Genesis, and I was blown away by their thoroughness and beauty. Before we went there, I predominantly thought about Answers in Genesis in relation to its strong creationist views and apologetic focus on a Young Earth Creationist […]