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Many disciples of Christ believe the best is yet to come—when they die and go to heaven. Jesus himself offered this reassurance. Yet, does this mean we should give up on our lives on earth? Just resign ourselves to mortal existences of pain and suffering? An alternative exists. Scripture describes how to live fully in the joy that Christ offers. Jim Kohlhardt, President of Saturn Lounge, a full-service marketing firm, offers insights on how to experience a great life with Christ at its center. This was the theme of the most recent episode of our radio show, Covering the World in Christ with Paul M. Neuberger, on iHeartMedia. To listen to this powerful content, please visit: https://bit.ly/4fDsYk3 Will you join us today to ensure yours is a full life in Christ? Special thanks to Saturn Lounge and Alliance Family Services for their generous support of this program. #marketing, #motivation, #personaldevelopment, #leadership

Public schools in Texas now have the option to use?a new, state-written curriculum?infused with Bible stories after the state’s school board voted in favor of the material on Friday. A slim majority of the board’s 15 members – eight to seven – voted to keep the Bluebonnet Learning material on a list of K-5 reading and English language arts materials for potential use in the 2025-26 school year. The material was developed by the Texas Education Agency, a state body overseeing public school education, headed by Texas Commissioner of Education Mike Morath. Critics of the curriculum argue that it heavily favors Christianity over other faiths. Some have suggested that the teachings violate the First Amendment's “establishment clause,” which states, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion.” Notably, Texas has independent school districts, meaning each district decides what is taught in classrooms. Bluebonnet Learning materials will be part of a curriculum menu that is available for school districts to use. While they are not required to use the new materials, adopting the state-developed open education resource?can earn?schools $40 per student annually. An additional $20 would be provided per student for printing costs. To continue reading, please visit: https://bit.ly/3Z66wc2 What do you think of this development? Is this a plus that will expose more people to Scripture, or does this cross a line that will do more harm than good? Paul M. Neuberger #leadership, #motivation, #personaldevelopment, #entrepreneurship

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You won't find many more powerful speakers than him. We're blessed to have Jerry Howard, MBA, LNHA take the stage at the C-Suite for Christ Winter Savior Summit in Dallas on January 14-16. Jerry Howard began his professional career soon after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, by volunteering in the United States Marine Corps. He is the founder and managing consultant at iNTREPiD Impact Team, a faith-driven leadership and business consulting agency serving the mid-Atlantic region. He specializes in using Christian principles to equip leaders with tools to fight for the highest possible good of those they lead. Want to hear more about what his speech will be about? Then check out his brief video below. Jerry is only one of nearly a dozen world-class Christian thought leaders who will take the stage during the three-day Winter Savior Summit. To learn more and secure your tickets today, please visit: https://bit.ly/48gGxTm We pray we'll see you all there! Paul M. Neuberger #leadership, #entrepreneurship, #motivation, #personaldevelopment

Job was right. Most of us live in chains. We’re confined and restrained by shackles that resist every escape attempt. These aren’t literal metal chains, such as John the Baptist endured in prison before his beheading. His were clamped on by a regime that feared his influential prophecies, foretelling a coming savior who would redeem the masses. No, these are metaphorical chains we put on ourselves – and, for some reason, don’t see. They restrain our daily existence. They hold us back from fulfilling our potential. Yet, inexplicably, we can’t break them. Most of us are “chained” by fear. Past sins and regrets paralyze us. Maybe it’s the great job we didn’t pursue or the amazing person we didn’t ask out. Or perhaps it was hurtful statements we made, or times we shrugged off kindnesses that we later realized were incredibly gracious and generous. Self-imprisonment is all too real. We continually ask: Am I good enough? Am I worthy of love? Do I have what it takes to be successful? Society can “chain” us, too. Its norms dictate that we do not talk about Christ in the workplace or mention Him on social media. Obviously, these chains need to be cast off to fulfill the Great Commission! So, we remain shackled to our desk, couch, and doubts … and largely unaware. Yet we desperately want to be unbound and freed. We just don’t know how or where to turn. To read Paul M. Neuberger's latest article for C-Suite for Christ's Great Commission Gazette, please see below. #leadership, #management, #motivation, #personaldevelopment

If you haven’t seen The Best Christmas Pageant Ever yet, now’s the time! Take your loved ones to the theater this weekend to see America's number one?feel-good movie. And if you’ve already seen it—go again and relive the magic! Let’s fill those theaters and celebrate the true meaning of Christmas. C-Suite for Christ proudly supports our friend, Dallas Jenkins, and his brilliant new film. By packing the theaters and showing Hollywood that faith-centric movies are what society wants, we will achieve our goal of covering every square inch of this world in Christ. Are you with us? Paul M. Neuberger, Jason Noble #leadership, #management, #motivation, #personaldevelopment

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Like Christ trudging to Calvary, everyone metaphorically carries a cross. We’re all dealing with something. The burden compounds, though, if we refuse to ask for help or share our challenges. Suffering in silence isn’t tough or strong – it’s unbiblical. Scripture commands us to share fellowship and seek support with others. Rob Clark, Jr., CCEP, CIA, CBM, CVP, a keynote speaker and Chief Audit and Compliance Officer at Howard University, offers insight on engaging with Christian communities that can help carry the weight of our “cross.” This was the theme of the most recent episode of our radio show, Covering the World in Christ with Paul M. Neuberger, on iHeartMedia. To listen to this powerful content, please visit https://bit.ly/4fxl7nO Will you join us today in building communities for Christ? #leadership, #management, #motivation, #personaldevelopment

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