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Rob Hey continues his outstanding and practical teaching on what Serving looks like at work.  Print this and and put it where you will see it everyday when you get to the office! This week at work, I took a close look at what I actually accomplished in serving others. My personal goal has always [...]

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Each of us have been given a specific role in our work. For some of us, it’s clearly defined. For others, it seems to change every day. But we each have our gifts and abilities that we bring to the job. Some of us are really good at what we do. Our impact is real. [...]

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We are blogging this month on the first of  Seven Pillars…Relationship. Specifically, how we can walk with God all day, every day, but especially in our work. But it’s hard, isn’t it? The menial tasks. The grind. Deadlines. Worry. Money…and the list goes on. But God calls us to see it differently, doesn’t he?  He [...]

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As we discuss the Relationship Pillar and this idea of abiding with God at work, the first question has to be…why don’t we do it? We talked about this question in several discussion groups at last week’s Eight to Five event. Here are some answers: Fear –  it could cost us something… relationship, $, promotion, job! Busyness – #1 [...]

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“But, how do you do it? I understand intellectually living my faith at work, but what does that really mean? And how do I do it?” That question, asked in a variety of different ways, is the most often asked question of WorkMatters. Last Friday, we launched a new flavor of our Eight to Five marketplace ministry focused [...]

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I read this message this morning from a “young professional” friend of mine   (his profession is pouring into Jr High and High School students). Read his message…and then consider how perfectly applicable it is to our work! The only time I ever cry when watching a movie is when something bad happens to a dog. It’s absolutely gut wrenching, like a paper [...]

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C.S Lewis writes that “To be a Christian means to forgive the inexcusable, because God has forgiven the inexcusable in you.”  He goes on to say that ” To forgive the incessant provocations of daily life—to keep on forgiving the bullying husband, the nagging wife, the selfish daughter or the deceitful son—how can we do [...]

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A buddy stopped by today and had some interesting news about a couple of people we both knew.  It seems major decisions in one friends life had occurred that resulted in a downstream change of direction for the other person.  As a result, one friend seemed to now be taking on a much greater risk [...]

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Friends, Often times I have felt at a loss for words.  A situation presents itself and it feels like I should say something, but I don’t  because I am scared that I will not say the right thing.   Good intentions and all, but the word of encouragement or the word of thankfulness does not ever [...]

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Friends, Over the past week I have found myself in a unusual setting.  I have spent the past five days caring for my Father in a hospital and as of yesterday in a skilled nursing facility in southeastern Ohio.  These kinds of facilities are unique in that you get to watch people doing their work [...]

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