Sunday, 10 August 2014

Living the Dream

"A few weeks after returning from New York to California, we got to take another team into a local business that was expanding their premises. In the process, they were concerned about the higher overhead and staffing requirements involved. We repeated some testimonies of what God had been doing in business and then walked throughout the building releasing “Peace to this house.”

As we were about to leave, the CEO received a phone call from one of his staff. He intently listened, then asked the staff person to repeat what he just said so he could put it on speakerphone. We all heard that the company had just been contacted by a business requesting a quote on 25–100 mechanical panels per month. When we asked what this meant, the CEO replied, “Currently we are doing 3–5 per YEAR!” He ended the call and said, "This is stupid," with a big grin on his face.

Next, he busted out his “happy dance” moves. "I’m going back to the office and they will all know—they knew what we were doing over here. Some of them will say, ‘That is so God.’ Others will be thinking, ‘That is spooky.’""
 
Living the Dream, a series of true and verified stories of real people who have encountered God for themselves and have learnt to apply His principles in their normal everyday world, sourced from Heaven in Business

My World

Boy sits alone, waiting photograph
Boy sits alone, waiting
A 5x-weekly photograph from around Hawke's Bay J

Saturday, 9 August 2014

My World

Raupunga monument to the olden days photograph
Raupunga monument to the olden days
A 5x-weekly photograph from around Hawke's Bay J

Friday, 8 August 2014

My World

Lavender, you can't walk past without breaking a bit off photograph
Lavender
You can't walk past without breaking a bit off
A 5x-weekly photograph from around Hawke's Bay J

Thursday, 7 August 2014

My World


St Matthew's Anglican Church in Hastings. One of the city's oldest buildings, it holds a Category One designation from the NZ Historic Places Trust. photograph
St Matthew's Anglican Church in Hastings.
One of the city's oldest buildings, it holds a Category One designation from the NZ Historic Places Trust.
A 5x-weekly photograph from around Hawke's Bay J

Wednesday, 6 August 2014

My World

I can do cute, a blue heeler fox terrier cross dog photograph
I can do cute 
A blue heeler fox terrier cross dog
A 5x-weekly photograph from around Hawke's Bay J

Tuesday, 5 August 2014

Spice of Life

My choice from a short week's work at Hawke's Bay Today J
(including at times, photos for the Napier Courier, the Hastings Leader
the Havelock North Village Press and/or The Link)

Snow on the Kaweka Range in glorious sunny weather, pictured from West Quay, Ahuriri, Napier, looking across the marina at Napier Sailing Club and Meeanee Quay. photograph
 Idyllic, iconic Hawke's Bay
Snow on the Kaweka Range in glorious sunny weather, pictured from West Quay, Ahuriri, Napier, looking across the marina at Napier Sailing Club and Meeanee Quay.
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Annie Dundas, general manager, Hawke's Bay Tourism, national finalist in the New Zealand Association of Event Professionals Awards, for The Big Easy, a social  biking, cycling event around Hawke's Bay photograph
On yer bike
Annie Dundas, general manager, Hawke's Bay Tourism, national finalist in the New Zealand Association of Event Professionals Awards, for The Big Easy, a social  biking, cycling event around Hawke's Bay
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