About Project Living

This is a website that we hope you -whoever you are- can use as a resource when asking that big question, “What do I do with my life?” Project Living is a place where God's guidance and direction are a part of the discussion.

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Explore blogs, videos, and podcasts that center around different themes. The themes are things that might go into your consideration when you ask the question, "What do I do with my life?"

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We hope you engage and interact with us, but more importantly, we hope you engage and interact with the real people in your life about this question. Talk to friends, family, mentors, pastors, teachers, or anyone else that you trust.

Latest Posts on Project Living

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Podcast – Money

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Project Living 002 – Money Mike shares the microphone with Pastor Kelley Baxter, who serves in Pine Grove Mills, PA.  The discussion centers around how God calls us to use and view money.

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God’s Call and Money

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“Everything about today’s world teaches us that money is so critical that a good life, a good love, a good career is impossible without it. I want you to rest assured the money thing will always work out if you follow God’s call on your life for a vocation that truly lets your light shine.”

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Podcast – Passions

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In this podcast we discuss what our passions in life are and how God calls us to use them. Project Living 001 – Passion Michael and Nathan are sharing the microphone with Pastor Kevin Shock, who serves in Pleasant Gap, Pennsylvania.  Originally recorded: December 2010                              

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A Bishop Speaks About Passion

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“I look forward to those moments when I am ‘crunching numbers’. But numbers are not people. You see I am also an extravert who loves being with and engaging people.”

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Life and Passions Change

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“Years ago, I certainly imagined I would live out my passions for animals and for children differently than I actually do. But the sense I have that I can (and must) do something with those passions didn’t disappear when I decided not to be a vet or a teacher.”