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Do you have a knack for understanding how things work and dealing with new challenges everyday? Are you interested in helping others solve problems and offer solutions? Use your knowledge on ag and industrial parts to care for customers' needs.

There’s something special about sitting around a crackling campfire with family and friends. As the embers glow and the night settles in, the screens disappear, and the stories begin. We share memories, laugh until our sides hurt, and connect on a deeper level. In those moments, we are reminded that telling stories was also one of Jesus’s favorite things to do. Instead of delivering rigid, academic lectures, He usually pulled people close and shared stories or parables. He used familiar things like seeds, lost sheep, and prodigal sons to reveal the very heart of God.  Jesus knew that facts inform us, but stories transform us. They allow us to apply God’s truth into everyday life examples. The next time you gather around a fire, remember that it is a great time to encourage one another and spread God’s testimony in your life. 1 Thes. 5:11 says, “Therefore comfort each other and edify one...

Do you have a knack for understanding how things work and dealing with new challenges everyday? Are you interested in helping others solve problems and offer solutions? Use your knowledge on ag and industrial parts to care for customers' needs.

Are you interested in contributing to a fast-paced, clean, and safe work-family atmosphere? Our replenishment team works together to keep our shelves stocked and products ready to go for our customers!

Stewardship of Time

From the moment we wake up until we go to bed, our lives are dictated by time: time for work, time for meals, and everything in between. Each of us is granted exactly 1,440 minutes every day, making time management a universal challenge. Often, it feels as though our daily tasks far exceed the hours available to complete them.

In the midst of life's constant hustle, we must ask ourselves whether we are neglecting the most vital uses of our time (2 Timothy 2:15). Are we prioritizing moments for prayer and devotions with God? Do we dedicate enough time to our families, or pause to appreciate the natural beauty God has created? Are we available to simply listen to a friend in need?  May we all endeavor to make wise use of our short time here on earth.  My days are swifter than a weaver’s shuttle (Job 7:6). - Glenn Zimmerman, Lititz Store Manager