Jake Harriman served over seven years as a platoon commander in both the Infantry and an elite unit of Marines called Force Recon. After completing two tours of duty in Iraq (receiving the Bronze Star for actions in combat) and fighting the war on terror all around the world, Jake came to the realization that the only chance we have of ending terrorism is to end extreme poverty.
The thought of building a legacy of faith from generation to generation sounds great, but I’m sure you’re probably asking yourself, “How do I begin?” It’s actually a great question to ask mentors in your own life.
Your network is your net worth. It is your greatest asset and can drive everything in your sales career, from referrals to incremental sales. You develop it, nurture it and eventually cultivate its fruits over time. How do you grow it? By giving it away!
She was falling. Fast. Smoking weed, drinking and hanging out with the wrong people. Cheyenne McKinney went from someone who was doing a lot at Booker T. Washington High School to someone who no one thought would graduate. Then she met Keith Reed.
If you’ve heard of the new inspirational movie “To Save a Life,” it might be due to the promotional efforts of a Tulsa firm that specializes in marketing such films.
If you’ve seen the film in a local theater, you are part of spreading a message aimed at young people who sometimes feel they [...]
When facing a tragedy like the Haitian earthquake we must check ourselves before we respond out of ignorance. Jesus’ response to tragedy can serve as a lesson. Jesus is teaching that if we are not careful, we can think a tragedy is a targeted judgment of sin, when in fact; ALL tragedy is a result of the fallen world. The earth is groaning as in birth pains awaiting the redemptive work of God (Romans 8).
