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Competition Gives People the Choice That Empowers Economic Productivity
ArticleCompetition occurs whenever there is choice. If buyers have a choice of which products to buy and from whom to buy them,...
Competition is Essential in Work
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Conflict at Work (1-Hour Small Group Study)
Small Group StudyBiblical strategies to deal with interpersonal conflict at work.
Conflicting Values When You’re a Lawyer
Small Group StudySometimes our clients (or even other colleagues) have motives or objectives which do not align with our own. How...
Abigail: An Ezer Ranch Wife Saves Her Household From Disaster (1 Samuel 25)
ArticleRefusing to be hampered by patriarchal strictures, Abigail defied gender roles in order to keep a workplace dispute from...
Listening, Taking Action, and Avoiding Anger (James 1:19–21)
Bible CommentaryJames continues his practical guidance with words about listening. Christians need to listen well both to people...
David’s Dysfunctional Handling of Family Conflict Leads to Civil War (2 Samuel 13-19)
Bible CommentaryMost people feel uncomfortable in situations of conflict, so we tend to avoid facing conflict, whether at home or at...
Abigail Defuses a Crisis Between David and Nabal (1 Samuel 25)
Bible CommentaryThe Big Picture: God's Word on Work | Will MessengerInfluence your workplace's culture, even if you think you...
Bringing Our Enemies and Opponents to God (Psalms 4, 6, 7, 17)
Bible CommentaryAfter Psalms 1 and 2, Book 1 has many psalms in which David complains to God about his enemies. These psalms can be...
Welcoming Overcomes Quarrels over Differing Opinions (Romans 14:1–23)
Bible Commentary“Welcome those who are weak in faith, but not for the purpose of quarreling over opinions,” begins Paul (Rom. 14:1)....
The Value of Communicating In Person (2 John 12–13)
Bible CommentaryJohn ends the letter by saying that he wants to continue the conversation in person. “Although I have much to write...