Last Sunday was like just any Sunday and I was worshipping the Lord corporately.
As usual with hands lifted high in worship when suddenly I heard this inner voice questioning me…
“Why are you lifting your hands?”
“How come you are so excited in praising and worshipping?”
“Are you doing it because others are doing it? Or has it become a ‘protocol’?”
I paused for that moment trying to think of those answers. And it eventually came flowing with reverberance from the depths of my heart…
I do what I do because I worship a living and loving God; my Lord, my God. I have surrendered my life to You and will give my utmost praise.
From that moment, my worship went up the experiencial intimacy scale with God.
I love You Lord =)
Andrew: Inside & Insights 
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How to Make Staggering Profits from Non-Profit Organizations
Did you know that you can make large profits from non-profit organizations?
This has nothing to do with “tax shelters” or building a community image.
It has to do with building a referral alliance with a charity organization…
Have you ever had a a charity organization call you… asking you to donate money? This is a golden opportunity for you.
For a small donation, you can get the charity to refer clients to you. Here’s how it works:
Suggest that you will give a small donation, in exchange for an endorsement from the charity.
Suggest specific ways that the charity can endorse you (do not just let them mention you as a sponsor in their newsletter.) Suggest that you can write an article — or even an ongoing column — in their newsletter with your byline. Or, ask that they write a note endorsing your firm in their next newsletter — you’ll write a sample note for them that they can edit or revise.
Maybe you can ask that they place an endorsement note on their website, along with a link to your website. (Additional bonus: links from non-profit websites may radically boost your search engine rank).
Be creative. Ask for something in return for your donation… because (1) charities have a huge influence in the community, and often have many members (potential clients), and (2) endorsements from charities are highly persuasive.
Moreover, you’re doing something good for the community. Your donation goes to support a good cause.
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