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Sharing the Gospel Through Character
ArticleCharacter is a second prerequisite for spiritual influence. Every human being is created in God’s image, and...
Maintaining Integrity in a Culture of Self-Promotion - Monica Busch (Podcast Episode 6)
Making It Work PodcastHow can you maintain integrity in a culture of self-promotion? A Christian at Facebook gives us a view from...
Speaking Up When You’re Not the Boss - Joi Freeman (Podcast Episode 5)
Making It Work PodcastSpeaking up, especially when you’re not in a position of authority, is not easy. So, how do you know when to...
Proverbs 31 (Devotional)
DevotionalProverbs 31 shows how God's character strengthens you for everyday work.
Bill Pollard Says Investing in People Is A Manager’s Duty (Video)
VideoLeaders are responsible for developing workers as people says Bill Pollard.
How to Read the Bible with Workplace Eyes
ArticleAll parts of the Bible can relate to life's work, if you have eyes primed to see it.
Working in a Fallen World (Psalms 90, 101)
Bible CommentaryBook 4 begins with the somber Psalm 90. “You turn us back to dust…our years come to an end like a sigh” (Ps. 90:3,...
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The Valiant Woman (Proverbs 31:10-31)
Bible CommentaryA remarkable connection between the book of Proverbs and the world of work occurs at the end of the book. Lady Wisdom,...
1 John: Walking in the Light
Bible CommentaryAlthough written under greatly different circumstances than James,[1] 1 John also challenges the notion that faith can...
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Servant Leadership (Matthew 20:20-28)
Bible CommentaryDespite this parable of God’s grace and generosity, despite hearing Jesus remark twice that the first shall be last...
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The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-12)
Bible CommentaryThe Sermon on the Mount opens with the beatitudes—eight statements beginning with the word blessed.[1] This word...
Gordon Gekko on My Mind
BlogI needed to see my work with a craftsman's eye if I was to turn the corner into the second half of my life.