Free Tutoring for Military Families

I saw this deal on Hip2Save.com today (May 19th, 2010) and thought I'd pass it on... so you can pass it on to people you know.

If you are a military family and could benefit from a tutoring service, then you’ll be excited to learn about Tutor.com. Tutor.com is an online tutoring service for many subjects from basic math to essay writing and calculus. The best part is that it is FREE for military families! Military service members and their dependents around the world can work with a certified, professional tutor online 24/7 to get help with homework, studying, test prep, resume writing, and more!

Here’s what you need to do take advantage of this free offer…
*Head on over to Tutor.com
*Click on the purple button that says “Tutor.com for the military”
*Click on which branch of the military you are in and then follow the directions

Good enough!

Recently I was asked if I would sing at a church and I said, “No, I’m not really that good.” (And that’s the truth, I’m not – I can carry a tune, but that’s about it.) Later, I felt guilty (I do guilt well!) It was a small church and I could have sung and praised God with my singing. It wasn’t like I was performing in Madison Square Gardens or something…

Looking back on that, I thought of the statement that the greatest ability is availability. (not sure who said that, but have heard it lots of times).

God wants to use each of us, but sometimes we hold back because we’re afraid that we won’t do it good enough. You know the excuses – I’m not gifted in that area. I can’t do it as well as she can. On and on…

I’ve learned that if I do what I can, it may not be the best in the world, but God can use it. And I can learn to do it better. Almost every new thing I do is done poorly when I first start doing it, but that’s how I learn – the more I do it, the better I get. It takes time and practice.

Does that mean we shouldn’t do our best? Of course, we should, but sometimes good enough works, too.