Regal Beagle Online

EE Name	Sub Departments Desc	Birthdate
KLIMCZAK, CHRIS	Chevrolet Service Tech	1-Aug
SMITH, JENNIFER A	Administrative Support Staff	1-Aug
CARTER, TROY D	Acura Sales Personnel	2-Aug
LINDERHOLM, JUDY	North Service Admin	4-Aug
DUBREUS, PHENDLYN	South Side Pre Owned Lot	4-Aug
BARSKE JR, MIKE	North Service Tech	10-Aug
LUCAS, BARRY L	South Finance Closer	11-Aug
MOREIRA, WILLY N	Kia Sales Personnel	12-Aug
DAWSON, GARY L	DT Drivers	14-Aug
RANCE, DAVID A	Kia Parts Other	17-Aug
BAIRD, NEWMAN M	Chevrolet Parts Countermen	17-Aug
ASHLEY, DOMINIQUE S	Internet North Sales	17-Aug
JOHNSON, KELSEY T	Kia Service ASM	17-Aug
HORN, STEVEN	Kia Service Tech	20-Aug
MILLS, SHARON K	Office Assistant	23-Aug
ADAMS, JORDAN Z	North Side Pre Owned Sales	23-Aug
ST ARNOLD, JACOB P	Kia Service Hourly Tech	24-Aug
CLOS, RODNEY K	North Side P/O Sales Manager	25-Aug
RIVERA, DARRELL J	Kia Service Tech	25-Aug
NOVA, ULISES E	Kia Service Tech	26-Aug
CONNELLY, LARRY	DT Drivers	28-Aug
JENER, PEDRO	North Finance Closer	29-Aug
MORRISON, LISA D	North Service Admin	31-Aug

Super Report Writer Generated Report

Firstname	Lastname	Hire_Date
NORMAN	SWANSON	07/02/2021
MICHAEL	WOODARD	07/02/2021
PHENDLYN	DUBREUS	07/02/2021
EMELYN	GONZALEZ	07/05/2021
DEVEN	THOMPSON	07/05/2021
ANGEL	BURGOS	07/12/2021
JACOB	ST ARNOLD	07/12/2021
KIMBERLY	THOMAS	07/19/2021
APRIL	DE LOLLIS	07/19/2021
TROY	TOWN	07/19/2021
JODY	STONE	07/19/2021
ASHLEY	RODRIGUEZ	07/26/2021
SAVANNAH	BARSKE	07/26/2021
JEREMY	MAHR	07/26/2021
WHITNEY	WILSON	08/02/2021
JUSTUS	HAYES	08/02/2021
DANIEL	TOWNSEND	08/23/2021

EE Name	Sub Departments Desc	HireDate	Years of Service
YOUNG, ROBERT R	North Service ASM/Other	08/19/1998	23 years
BURGOS, LUIS E	Chevrolet Parts Other	08/31/2001	20 years
JOHNSON, JORDAN C	Kia Service Tech	08/05/2014	8 years
LIEU, PAUL	Chevrolet Other	08/11/2014	7 years
GELPI, NICHOLAS M	South Finance Closer	08/03/2015	6 years
ENGLISH, DOUGLAS W	Chevrolet Service Tech	08/24/2015	6 years
HENRY, JAMES E	North Finance Closer	08/08/2016	5 years
ANDRESS, JONATHAN W	Videographer	08/28/2017	4 years
GORMAN, CATY J	Internet South Sales	08/14/2017	4 years
BRYANT, SEAN C	South Side P/ O Sales Manager	08/01/2017	4 years
JEAN, SAMUEL	South Side Detail Tech	08/27/2018	3 years
MACDOWELL, MATTHEW	South Side Pre Owned Sales	08/27/2018	3 years
TORRES, JESSICA	North Service ASM/Other	08/06/2018	3 years
TOWLE, ANDREA K	Kia Service Admin	08/06/2018	3 years
SHORT, STEFANIE N	Internet South Sales	08/30/2019	2 years
NICHOLSON, HALEIGH E	Kia Sales Admin	08/19/2019	2 years
RAMOS, BRYAN B	North Service Tech	08/12/2019	2 years
HOLLY JR, ROBERT W	North Side P/O Sales Manager	08/05/2019	2 years
WILKES, KELLY A	Internet North Sales	08/05/2019	2 years
SANCHEZ, GILBERTO A	Chevrolet Service Hourly Tech	08/31/2020	1 year
TORRES-RODRIGUEZ, GABRIEL	North Side Detail Tech	08/17/2020	1 year
HOLLOWAY, VANESSA G	South Side Detail	08/10/2020	1 year
MOREIRA, PABLO X	Kia Sales Personnel	08/10/2020	1 year
BURGOS, EMMANUEL	South Side Detail	08/03/2020	1 year
MALDONADO, DAVID	Kia Sales Personnel	08/03/2020	1 year
MONTRY, CHRISTOPHER R	Kia Service Tech	08/24/2020	1 year
RODRIGUEZ, MARIBEL	Facility North	08/24/2020	1 year

Prayer is not some magical means to discerning God’s will in your life. But God does guide our hearts as we pray. God does not reveal the future but He gives us wisdom to make the right decisions. If God does not reveal the future, then what should I pray for? 

Pray for illumination of your heart and mind so you will know God’s Word and apply it in your life. 

Pray for wisdom to be able to make the right choices and decisions. 

Pray for grace to trust God during uncertain times and to obey Him during challenging times. 

Pray for your heart that God will guard it against sinful and selfish desires and that you will remain humble and teachable. 

Pray for discernment and courage. 

Pray that you will submit to His will even when it is contrary to your plans or makes you uncomfortable. 

Pray with an attitude of worship knowing that God is in absolute control of your life. Pray with an attitude of repentance knowing our tendency to not trust God. Pray with an attitude of thanksgiving before and after the outcome. 

Lack of prayer shows a lack of dependence on God. It is a deeper heart issue of self-reliance and control. Make prayer a lifestyle. It will reveal a heart that is humble and resting in Christ. 

Have you ever heard the expression, “Everyone you meet is fighting a great battle you know nothing about?” 

There’s a lot of truth to this statement. 

For example, the sudden death of Chadwick Boseman, the star of blockbuster films such as Black Panther and 42. Noone had any idea that the 43-year-old actor had been battling colon cancer for several years. He had effectively hidden his diagnosis from the public eye. Even more remarkable is that his coworkers and yes, even his fellow Avengers, had no idea that he was suffering.  

Boseman’s case is a stark reminder that people around us are often facing challenges that we’re simply unaware of.  Granted, it might not be a terminal health issue, but everyone’s dealing with something, for the unseen battles of life come in all shapes and sizes.    

Are you fighting your own private battles right now?

The church in Thessalonica also faced its share of struggles, though they weren’t necessarily unseen. As a baby church trying to take their first steps, they encountered severe persecution (2:14) and were fighting to stay morally pure in a pagan culture (4:1).  

Paul knew exactly what they needed in the midst of their troubles: encouragement.  

Biblically speaking, to encourage someone means to come alongside another person and fill them with comfort and confidence. This, in turn, enables them to stay on course in their Christian walk.   

Paul encourages the believers in Thessalonica with two glorious, theological truths:  

They will live forever with the Lord after they die (4:17)  

They have been saved from His coming wrath (5:9)  

Initially, this might sound like an odd way to encourage someone. But think about it. Paul is instilling comfort and confidence. He assures them of their ultimate victory in and through Jesus Christ.  

Can there be anything more encouraging than fully embracing this victorious reality?

With these truths in mind, Paul wants the Thessalonians to encourage each other (5:11).  

Notice he doesn’t merely suggest the idea of encouragement. He commands it. As a body of believers, it’s imperative that they support each other amidst the battles of everyday life, creating a genuine community of continuous, life-giving encouragement.    

And the same goes for us today. 

Paul’s command to encourage one another should dramatically impact the way we treat those around us.  Imagine how different our homes, offices, churches, and neighborhoods would be if we put Paul’s words into practice on a regular basis.  

In a world where people are constantly tearing each other down, followers of Jesus should build each other up. When so many are worn down by private, personal struggles, Christians are called to bless and strengthen each other with their words. 

“We have no idea how God might use one single word of encouragement to change someone’s life.”

Our encouragement might be exactly what a person needs to hear in order to keep fighting their unseen battle.

Find someone to encourage.