Month: October 2019

  • How fakenews spread

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    I live in a bubble. Most of what I see online is similar to what I’ve seen before. I read posts and shares by my friends who have one thing or another in common with me. And guess what: since you’re reading this, you are close to my bubble. In my bubble a lot folks…

  • Clausewitz on Biblical Themes

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    Carl von Clausewitz brought enlightenment thought into the military realm. His Magnus Opus “On War” has become a textbook for military operations. Clausewitz is also a child of his Christian heritage. Throughout “On War” he makes countless explicit and implicit references to biblical themes. For this SlideShare I have tracked down 22 of those instances.…

  • Let’s talk about suicide

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    I help people through suicidal ideations in Army and church. These slides are helpful to raise awareness in the congregation and equip parishioners to be attentive to at risk persons. Let's talk about suicide from Daniel Haas

  • Remodeling your online ministry

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    St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church in Needville, Texas, is doing a new thing: they are starting a capital campaign to remodel their fellowship hall. As a side project they also wanted their website redone. They had a narrative budget that provided a convincing structure. Their most current content happens on Facebook and via email. Sermons are…

  • Military Maxims From US Grant’s Memoires

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    General Grant elaborates in great detail on various major campaigns of the Civil War. For this slide show I extracted 28 nuggets of military wisdom. Timeless lessons, adages, sayings, that everyone interested in military leadership can appreciate. May they become helpful quotes for your leadership. Military Maxims From US Grant’s Memoires from Daniel Haas