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Off the Bench Leadership provides emerging and established leaders powerful and proven keys to make the most of the present and prepare for a successful future. Learn how to own your destiny, find the best in people, effectively thank and recognize others, hold yourself and others accountable, never stop improving, call the right plays at the right time, and much more. Join Coach Jerry as he shows you how to be a little better than your best each day. Get off the bench and help your team win.

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Just as the Book of Psalms provides the words we need for lament (expressing our grief and hurt to God), the Psalter also provides the guidance and language we need for negotiating the time after lament (learning to trust and give thanks).Nearly half of the psalms in the Book of Psalms are "laments," expressions of grief, trouble, and suffering combined with calls for God's help. Glenn Pemberton's earlier book, Hurting with God, describes how the lament psalms helped him express his heart honestly before God. In After Lament, he masterfully explores the next stage of thejourney, pointing out that lament does not always lead to thanksgiving. What happens when God does not answer our lament? In this rich book, Pemberton draws our attention to psalms of trust. How do we learn to trust God "after lament"?Even if God's answer to our lament was "yes," we cannot return to our life before the storm. Scars remain. And should God's answer to our lament be something other than we wanted, we have an even greater faith challenge. How do we live with a God who said "no" in our moment of greatest need? Focusing on the psalms of trust, this book shows the Bible's answer to this question.

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La méditation fait, depuis quelques années, une entrée remarquée en Occident. Son succès grandissant interroge. Faut-il n'y voir qu'une réponse au stress généré par nos sociétés contemporaines ? En revenant aux sources de cette pratique, en particulier aux textes du Bouddha, des moines du nord de la Thaïlande, des maîtres chinois ou japonais ou encore aux écrits des grandes universités monastiques du Tibet, Fabrice Midal nous invite à comprendre la richesse de la pratique méditative. Il explore aussi ses liens avec les différentes spiritualités. Il interroge surtout l'intérêt que lui portent la psychologie, la philosophie, les arts ou encore les neurosciences. Il montre enfin en quoi, parce qu'elle incarne une autre entente de l'être humain, la méditation est une réponse à la crise des temps modernes.

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