Write an article based on this "Read Ephesians 6:10-20 to remind yourself of the armor when times are difficult. Put on the armor of God each day in anticipation of spiritual attacks. Pray without ceasing. Spend time in worship and fellowship with other believers."
article: While you should make it a habit to read the Bible each day, if you find yourself suddenly struggling with difficult circumstances or unusual feelings of discouragement, it could be a sign that you're facing a spiritual attack. When that happens, try reading the entire passage where Paul describes the whole armor of God. It may give you the encouragement you need to stand strong and regain your peace. The passage opens with: "Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might." (Ephesians 6:10) In order to stand strong against any kind of attack, it helps to know that it's coming. If you're living a Christian life and spreading the word of the Gospel, the Bible says that you will be a target for Satan, who "prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour" (1 Peter 5:8). By remaining vigilant in your faith and putting on the armor of God each day, you will be able to use the armor of God to stand firm against evil. Ephesians 6:12 explains that believers are part of a spiritual war: "For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms." Although prayer isn't listed as one of the pieces of the armor of God, at the end of that same passage, Paul says: "Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit." (Ephesians 6:18) By maintaining a constant prayerful attitude, you'll be better equipped to handle any temptations, doubts, or other spiritual attacks you encounter. If you're struggling with how to pray, try a simple prayer where you express your gratitude to God for all He's done for you, ask Him to forgive you for your sins and help you avoid temptation, and pray for Him to strengthen your faith and wisdom. If you want to strengthen yourself against the temptation to sin, it helps to spend time around other people who are focused on the Lord as well. Find a church that you feel follows the Bible closely, then attend worship services and opportunities to spend time around other children of God. Not only will this strengthen your faith, but it will give you a community to fall back on when you're struggling. If there's an area of sin that you struggle with, ask for guidance from godly leaders in your church.

Write an article based on this "Anticipate common interview questions. Review the job description. Get in the right frame of mind. Draft sample answers. Don't give answers that will hurt you. Structure your answer properly. Practice off-beat answers. Do a mock interview."
article: You can avoid being tongue-tied in the interview by practicing answers to interview questions. There are some common questions you can anticipate, such as the following: "Tell me about yourself." This might be the most popular personal question to ask interviewees. "Why do you want this job?" "Where do you see yourself in five years?" "What are you most proud of in your life?" Interviewers don't ask personal questions because they are fishing for personal information. Instead, they want to know how you will help the company. You need to review the job description carefully to see what skills and experience they need. For example, if the employer wants managerial experience, then be sure to mention your management experience when answering the question "Tell me about yourself." You might be uncomfortable promoting yourself in an interview. Women, in particular, can tend to be afraid that people will think they are arrogant. However, you should realize that you are promoting your accomplishments, not yourself. Focus on how you have added value to an employer or your team. This shows you aren't self-centered. Instead you are promoting your value. For example, you wouldn't say, "I'm the greatest customer service rep at my company," which is arrogant. Instead, you can say, "My customer complaint rate was the lowest in my office and I helped lower the overall complaint rate by 30% when I was promoted to manager." Your answers should be honest. However, your answers also need to relate to the job you are interviewing for, which is why you reviewed the job description. Identify four or five strengths you want to highlight, such as being good with communication or multi-tasking. Write answers that convey these strengths. For example, you can answer the question "Where do you see yourself in five years?" with "I'd like to develop my management skills by supervising a larger team. Right now, I supervise two subordinates." You might answer the question "What are you most proud of in your life" by emphasizing your dedication. You can say, "I stayed at my first job even after my direct supervisor quit in the middle of our busy season. But I still managed to increase our sales by 20%." Some answers might make the interviewer question whether you are suitable for the job. Try to keep the following out of your answers: Anything that suggests you might leave the job. For example, don't tell someone you moved to the area because your spouse got a job. This suggests you'll leave as soon as your spouse gets a different one. A lack of interest in your career progression. Never say, "I'll do whatever you want." Instead, the interviewer wants to see that you are passionate and actively pursuing goals. Any admission that you don't have experience. Instead, find something in your school or volunteer experience to tout in the interview. A word-for-word repeat of your resume. If you're asked, "Tell me about yourself," you shouldn't run through your entire life history in your answer. Instead, structure your answers in the following manner: Present: "I'm currently an administrative assistant at the University of Colorado, where I juggle the schedules for twelve faculty members in my department." Remember to mention a crucial skill you rely onin this example, multi-tasking. Past: "Before that, I worked in various clerical positions in the private sector, including at a bank and two hospitals, which let me handle financial reporting." Also remember to mention skills or experiences that are relevant to the job you are interviewing for. Future: "I'd love a job that combines the academic experience with financial management, which is why I'm excited about this office manager position." If you are comfortable talking to people you don't know, then you might want to give a slightly offbeat answer to questions about yourself. These answers are not for everybody. However, consider the following answers to the question "Tell me about yourself." "I can summarize myself in three words." For example, you can say, "Passionate. Thoughtful. Tireless." Expect the interviewer to follow up and ask you to provide examples for every word you pick. "Let me show you instead of answering." If you're creative, you can draw a picture. If you're a people-person, you can pull out your cell phone and show your extensive contacts list. "Other people tell me I'm." This answer shows you are aware of how others perceive you. Ask a friend to interview you. You'll get to run through your practice answers until they sound natural. Remember that you want to sound conversational and not rehearsed. Your friend will probably come up with questions you haven't thought of. That's good. You can then work on developing answers to these questions. Take advantage of any mock interviews offered by your school. Call up the Career Center and check.

Write an article based on this "Find a plastic bottle to use and remove the label. Figure out the placement for the holes on the side of the bottle. Use a nail or thumbtack to punch holes in the square. Cut a pouring hole on the opposite side of the bottle. Add designs, if desired. Close the bottle tightly and fill it through the U-shaped hole. Tilt the bottle over your plants to water them."
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If the bottle is dirty on the inside, fill it with water, close the cap, and shake it, then pour the water out. Do this a few times until the bottle is clean inside. When you are done, peel off the label and remove any glue residue. Use a permanent marker to draw a square on the side of the bottle, just below where it starts to curve upward into a dome shape. You can also mask off the patch with masking tape. The square should be no longer than your finger. Space the holes as evenly as you can. You will need to make five rows of five holes each for a total of 25 holes. If the plastic is very thick, you can heat up the nail over a flame for about 10 seconds; hold the nail with a pair of pliers so that you don't burn yourself. Wiggle the nail to remove it from the bottle. Rotate the bottle so that the holes are facing away from you. Draw a 1-inch (2.54-centimeter) U-shape on the side of the bottle. Have the top of the U touch the bottom of the bottle's dome. Cut the U shape out with a razor blade. Your watering can is more or less finished, but you can make it look more interesting by decorating it. Draw some gardening-themed designs on it using permanent markers. You can also stick on some stickers instead, but be aware that they may fall off if they get too wet. Fill the bottle until the water level reaches to 1 inch (1.27 to 2.54 centimeters) below the bottom row of holes. If you want to, you can even add some water-soluble fertilizer to the water. Hold the bottle by the sides, then tilt it on its side. Keep the watering holes on the bottom and the pouring hole on the top. When you are done watering, tilt the bottle back upright. Refill the container as necessary.