Happy St. Patrick's Day

Having Irish ancestry, St. Patrick's Day is more than just an excuse to wear green (although I do wear emearld green alot). It's a chance to look at one of Christianity's more famous saints. Here's some of the interesting facts of St. Patrick's life:

• Was born of a wealthy Christian family in Britain in the 4th century A.D.


• Was kidnapped at the age of 16 and sold into salvery.


• After 6 years in slavery he escaped and returned home.


• Once entering the church he became a bishop and returned to Ireland as a missionary.


• He ministered throughout Ireland and started a revival that lasted nearly 400 years.

There is so much to learn from the life of Saint Patrick and his mission to share the love of Christ to the "Emerald Isle." To learn more click here.

Résumé Tips

5 Ways You Could Be Ruining Your Résumé Without Realizing It

Signs are emerging that the job market is picking up, but landing a new position can still be a challenge. The last thing you want to do is sabotage your employment search, and, since your résumé is typically the first impression that hiring managers have of you, it's also the first place where you can potentially ruin your chances.

Read more about the resume pitfalls Kathy Nicholson mentioned on the morning show: click here

Study on religion finds young adults less affiliated but not less believing - latimes.com

A unique study by the Pew Forum which showed that young people between 18 and 29 are not attending church services but still have a strong belief in God. How do we address this issue? Let me know your thoughts.

Study on religion finds young adults less affiliated but not less believing - latimes.com

Posted using ShareThis

Kelly Clark: Olympic Snowboarder

This morning I read the testimony of Olympic snowboarder Kelly Clark. Here's the the article from Baptist Press.

Leadership and the Winter Olympics

I had a great conversation with John Hull, president of Equip, about leadership and the 21st Winter Olympics currently being held in Vancouver, B.C. I am intriguied about how these athletes do so well and yet their support team is rarely acknowledged. To listen click here or scroll down.