Make the Difference

What happened in that house Daniel: When you get married you are expected to move into a house right away with your spouse and live happily ever after. That is what I expected to happen when I moved in with my new wife and our son on the way. We had been looking for a house in Atlanta, but we had not had much luck in finding a perfect home to raise our son in that was within our price range. We have been living in a one bedroom apartment, it is just not big enough for the three of us. One day I saw

We walk in silence the whole way. We walk across my lawn and get to the front door. I unlock it and tell him to go upstairs into the room at the far end of the hall, which is my room, while I make my brother a snack. Adrian is sitting at the table doing his homework and I set some sliced apples and caramel on the table next to him and ruffle his hair. Before I could even start, he told me that he won’t watch TV until his homework is finished

In Siders book “Churches That Make a Difference” the body of Christ is challenged to not only understand the purpose of evangelism with words, but also called to evangelism by action (Sider 31). Sider challenges the church to have a “Holistic” approach at ministry, and not just be focused on the either or of “Evangelism” or “Social Justice”, but both. To understand this “Holistic” approach one must understand what defines an evangelical church, and what defines a social justice church. Most churches

sacrificing themselves in order to afford a survival coerced me to value what I had and live modestly. A lack of flamboyance in my life augments my attention towards learning and working hard. I don’t desire to be rich and famous, I desire to make a difference, especially in the lives of those who are less fortunate than me. The US is individualistic. In India, I had no motivation to be an

Illustration: Make a Difference One of the most important things I can do to give back to my community is mentor to the upcoming freshmen at my local college. Perhaps the best way to achieve this is to make an informative video. This video would show the students all of the exciting aspects of campus life and inform them of the opportunities that can arise after graduation. One of the most challenging issues I faced when beginning college was not knowing what I wanted to do with my life after the

Technology Makes a Difference As times have changed, technology has become more advanced. In many ways, it has changed the way people have lived. Technology is supposed to make life easier and better, and it has done that, but it has also cut down on then number of serial killers. Since the advancement of technology, the number of serial killers has declined. Serial killers are most likely to get caught sooner, and less likely to kill more. In 1980 serial killing was at an all time high, but by the

a noun, it’s a verb” (Robert Downey, Jr.). To clarify, when someone is identified as hero, he/she is someone who had taken actions. A hero makes changes to the world, no matter how simple the change might be. It can be as simple as helping an old lady cross the street. Heroism is willing to overcome obstacles, whether internal or external, to make a difference for the greater good. Heroism functions in various ways. When a hero faces an obstacle in their journey, they’ll eventually overcome the obstacle

of his the alien is admirable. Although they receive a harsh treatment, they are reluctant to reciprocating the harsh treatment. Even though he terms the words “I makes little difference”, at the finale, it is seen that aliens can actually make a difference. Probably the reason the aliens came is because of the difference they could make. It seems John and

In the book “The way of Jesus” Rebecca Pippert answers a question posed by a professor “does Jesus make a difference?” In sequential detail she explains why we need to recognize that we have a sin problem, that we are the reason for Jesus’ death personally, why sin exist, why sheer willpower will not get rid of sin, that only surrender to God will allow God to change us and apply His healing to our lives and finally that we have to learn to love people that are difficult to love. These are the steps

between certain kinds of technology investments and intensifying competitiveness. Investing in the IT That Makes a Competitive Difference by Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson Included with this full-text Harvard Business Review article: 1 Article Summary The Idea in Brief—the core idea The Idea in Practice—putting the idea to work 2 Investing in the IT That Makes a Competitive Difference 11 Further Reading A list of related materials, with annotations to guide further exploration of the article’s