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New year is always a new beginning: a new planner on hand, a new prospect in mind.


To some, New Year entails resolutions.   To others, it means another year of challenges.


But how do we face New Year?  How does one juggle up and fit in all the prospects and new plans ahead?


Our world has become clawed by the atrocities of rat race.  Everyone is running and catching up.  We tend to squeeze in everything; gauging our fulfillment by the quantity of tasks we can accomplish-an obvious baloney.  We are victims of the pressures of time.


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"The world cries for men who are strong; strong in conviction, strong to lead, to stand, to suffer," says Elizabeth Elliot in her book, The Mark of a Man.


This is a painful yet encouraging truth.


When men come of age, they reach a turning point when they want to be identified by characteristics unique of men.  They want to be independent, telling people they don't need anybody else.  No more going out with mom.  "No more packed lunch mom, please"!  "I want to have my own room now, dad."  Men want to be identified unique and superior.  


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ELIZABETH ELLIOT

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New year is always a new beginning: a new planner on hand, a new prospect in mind.


To some, New Year entails resolutions.   To others, it means another year of challenges.


But how do we face New Year?  How does one juggle up and fit in all the prospects and new plans ahead?


Our world has become clawed by the atrocities of rat race.  Everyone is running and catching up.  We tend to squeeze in everything; gauging our fulfillment by the quantity of tasks we can accomplish-an obvious baloney.  We are victims of the pressures of time.


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This is a painful yet encouraging truth.


When men come of age, they reach a turning point when they want to be identified by characteristics unique of men.  They want to be independent, telling people they don't need anybody else.  No more going out with mom.  "No more packed lunch mom, please"!  "I want to have my own room now, dad."  Men want to be identified unique and superior.  


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Soak in Hope

By Timothy Gabriel | January 15, 2007 - 12:00am

New year is always a new beginning: a new planner on hand, a new prospect in mind. To some, New Year entails resolutions. To others, it means another year of challenges. But how do we face New Year? ...

Freeman Cebu Entertainment

Elizabeth Elliot's The Mark of a Man

By Timothy Gabriel | June 21, 2006 - 12:00am

"The world cries for men who are strong; strong in conviction, strong to lead, to stand, to suffer," says Elizabeth Elliot in her book, The Mark of a Man. This is a painful yet encouraging truth. When men come...

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle