I got a call from a friend at work today who told me an interesting story. He said that he’s been thinking lately about how blessed he is and he’s felt compelled to do something special for someone else. After looking around the house at all the material items he’s collected over the years, he put [...]
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Ever stop and wonder what is it that we’re really trying to accomplish as individuals in the workplace? Better jobs? More authority? Nicer titles? More money? Sometimes it’s good to take a step back and evaluate where we’re heading and why.
This week I’d like to use some great Christian songs from recent years as inspiration for my posts. [...]
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Today wraps up our week’s discussion of job insecurities, but for those of you who are struggling with job transitions or unhappy jobs, it need not be the end of this opportunity for spiritual growth. Today’s topic - the gift of perspective. There’s something about not having reliable income that jars us into taking stock of [...]
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We continue this week’s look at jobs insecurities - looking for a job, worrying about losing a job, or staying in a miserable job for fear of leaving. And if you missed it, yesterday we looked at how these trials can actually be spirtual blessings because they force us to rely upon God. I know [...]
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Remember that song from the 80’s? Quite annoying. Anyhoo, it’s tax filing season, and it’s always interesting to see what you made, what Uncle Sam took, and what he’s willing to give you back. So when you see those numbers, be sure to count your blessings that you’re rich.
Nope, I’m not talking about being spiritually [...]
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