Robert Hurtgen
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Robert Hurtgen is a husband, father, minister and writer. Read more of him at robhurtgen.wordpress.com.
featuresSeptember 14
Hurtgen: How faithfulness in the known prepares you for an uncertain futureDiscover how faithfulness in daily routines equips you for an uncertain future. Learn why consistency, stewardship, and creativity are key to navigating the unknown, as explored through a Christian worldview.
featuresJune 8
Five reasons to speak positivelyI’ve been secretly conducting an experiment to measure the impact of my words, their tone and their delivery upon myself and those around me. My theory, based upon the Bible, is that by consciously using life-giving words and tones, both my demeanor and those aroun...featuresMay 11
Embracing the wisdom of Psalm 20:4At some point last fall, I came across Psalm 20:4, which reads, “May he grant you your heart’s desire and fulfill all your plans.” Psalm 20:4 is a prayer of blessing, invoking God’s name, character, and sovereignty to bless another. Immediately upon reading, I thou...featuresApril 27
An ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ momentI have had an "It’s A Wonderful Life" moment. If you are unfamiliar with the movie, let me briefly recap it.
George Bailey dreams of traveling the world and building majestic structures. However, after his father’s sudden death, he reluctantly embraces his famil...featuresApril 13
Are you planning for the future?I want to speak with you about planning for your future. When someone talks about making future plans, they typically revolve around finances and time management. Certainly, to plan for future you need to have a solid financial plan. In order to make the most of yo...featuresMarch 30
The hope of EasterThe week leading up to Easter is one of the most significant in the Christian calendar. Beginning with Palm Sunday in which a crowd enthusiastically welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem only to conclude with another crowd condemning him to death. Easter, the third day, ce...featuresMarch 16
Don't be afraid of changeThe most terrifying combination of letters are C-H-A-N-G-E. Change ignites feelings of losing control and sparks fears of an unknown future. In your organization, change can kindle concerns over a loss of your job or the opposite: more work on top of what you are a...LOAD MORE
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