About Arlin Sorensen

I am just an ordinary guy that is a partner and CEO of a solution provider organization in the technology industry.  I am passionate about serving our Lord and Savior and helping others find their purpose in life.  Life is all about choices, and we need to be sure we make choices that matter.  We only get one change.  I am focused on helping people identify the things that really are important and working to serve them in keeping their eye on those things.  It starts by looking in the mirror at how I use my 168 hours every week.  Quotes I pull from scripture I am taking from “The Message” version of the Bible.  Yes I know it is not a literal translation – but it is a good thinking version and is allowing me to see scripture from a new perspective each morning.  Let’s not get caught up in the version – let’s look for the truth!

2 Responses to “About Arlin Sorensen”

  1. Todd Reibling Says:

    I am so very sorry I never got the time to meet you in person at SMB Nation. I have heard from multiple people that you are a wealth of information as well as a fine Christian. I know I try to find other Christian men and partner with them, but I feel they are a rare breed in our society.
    I was very expressed by some of the people I met, discussing strategies with, and listened to their presentations at the conference in Redmond. This was my first year attending the conference and I am very glad I spent the time and money.
    I feel extremely blessed to own my own company, but I feel a heavy attack of my spirit from Satan (and I know he is real). Please pray for me in dealing with this.
    I am a member of the MS-HTG8 Peergroup and I am learning a lot. I am struggling with some of the ideas and how to implement them since business administration is not my forte. I have multiple resources at my disposal (like Robin Robins, HTG, etc), but have not finalized all the pieces parts to the managed services package.
    I have a friend in the IT industry locally that says I work way too hard and too long. I am trying to work smarter instead of harder so God’s business will grow and be able to bless more people internally (within my company by bringing onboard more staff) as well as our clients.
    I stumbled onto your site after reading Stuart Crawford’s book which directed me to his web sites and blog, thus coming to your Thoughts of Scripture blog. God bless you and your family during this holiday season.
    Kind Regards,
    TR

  2. Cody Stromberg Says:

    This is a good thing you are doing. You should continue. Ebed Melech is “servant king” a form of Christ delivering a prophet from despair. I have been reading Jeremiah since 2000. Back then it was “if my people will humble themselves and pray…” then after 911 it went slowly into “You won’t win this war against Babylon..” then last year to “don’t fast and pray anymore for this nation, they go to the sword, famine, pestilence…” I get ch 34 a lot now, I just don’t know what it means, who are the slaves? Set the captives free, Loose the bonds of wickedness… I guess we have failed to do the work we were called to do. So now we see war escalate, food prices soar, and pestilence…the bird flu comes? I am sad for the judgement raging on the land. There will be no revival, no turning. But later, after the one world goverment is implemented and our freedoms are gone, we will hang our harps by the rivers of Babylon and weep….

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