Category Archives: children

Teaching the unteachable

Posted on April 14, 2007 by Israel Galindo

Sometimes I get the nagging suspicion that there may be some things that are “unteachable.” Ironically, those things may be the most important things we want to teach, things like maturity, emotional intelligence, faith, and the usable part of systems … Continue reading →

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Proper praise

Posted on February 17, 2007 by Israel Galindo

A good article on the proper use of praise. (Click here for article). No, not that “contemporary worship” kind of “praise” (which isn’t much of praise at all, but that’s a different rant…). The article re-iterates what we’ve know from … Continue reading →

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