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Practical, godly career advice for those entering the workplace From the classroom to the cubicle, the transition from college to career marks one of life's biggest shifts. No more summer breaks, flexible schedules, or cutting classes. How can you prepare yourself now for the changes ahead? Will you be ready for the working world? Redefining Life: My Career sets up realistic expectations of what you can anticipate in your new career: surviving a nerve-wracking interview, handling a prickly supervisor, and most important, representing Christ through it all. You never get a second chance to make a first impression, so make the most of this opportunity.With unflinching honesty and challenge, the Redefining Life series helps young adults in their early to mid twenties ask essential, life-defining questions that will characterize their lives from this point forward. Each of these practical studies includes readings from books, magazines, and The Message Bible designed to spark lively discussion and self-reflection.

What does it really mean for the church to have unity? When Jesus prayed for his followers to be one, he prayed that this unity would demonstrate the truth of his claims to an unbelieving world. Sadly, the world often sees a church that is divided. Some of our divisions are based on legitimate theological concerns, yet many others are simply matters of opinion. To the world, it's all another reason to doubt God. What are the differences worth dividing over? How should we handle diversity? Mending a Fractured Church , edited by Michael Bird and Brian Rosner, seeks to answer such questions, looking to the Bible for examples of how to behave when Christians differ. Speaking to pastors, churches, and seminary students, the contributors provide a guide to maintaining unity without compromise.