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Suit Up For Work

By Randy Kilgore Having just scored the most significant triumph in human history, Jesus limited His post-Resurrection appearances to a group of frightened fishermen and a band of men and women who barely mattered in the culture of their day. Why?
Category:  Weekly Devotional
Tags:  Work

Are You Called or Driven?

By Dwight Hill The imagery of Christ making His way through the bustling, pawing, and demanding crowds was one of peace, bearing, and purpose. CALLED by the Father to complete His task, Jesus never appeared to be in a hurry...yet always progressing toward His goal.
Category:  Weekly Devotional
Tags:  Calling, Drive, Business

Value In Work

By Dr. Richard Bouch Work is a major part of our lives, and it gives people some of their sense of value and purpose. That's not surprising, as God designed us to work.
Category:  Weekly Devotional
Tags:  Work

Growing Fruit

by Michelle Medlock Adams Of course you're not going to automatically get along with every coworker in your office. It's going to take some real effort on your part. I mean, even the disciples had problems with each other.
Category:  Weekly Devotional
Tags:  Fruit, Growth

Death of a Vision - Or Was It?

By Robert J. Tamasy Imagine being a member of the executive leadership team for a cutting-edge, innovative company developing revolutionary new technology with the potential to change millions of lives. The organization's CEO is a magnetic, visionary individual whose infectious energy has everyone primed for an incredibly productive future.
Category:  Weekly Devotional

A Lesson from Chesty Puller

By Dwight Hill During the Korean War, Marine General Chesty Puller, along with his men of the First Marine Division were surrounded on every side by hoards of invading Chinese troops at Chanqjin Reservoir (November 27, 1950). To his men Puller announced, "The enemy is on every side. They can't escape!"
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Unexplainable Power

By Os Hillman I tell you the truth, we speak of what we know, and we testify to what we have seen, but still you people do not accept our testimony. (John 3:11) When is the last time God did something in your work life that can only be explained as God? Was it yesterday? Was it just last week? A month ago? A year ago?
Category:  Weekly Devotional
Tags:  Power

The Power of Prayer

By Virendra Vase Be joyful always; pray continually; give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus. (1 Thessalonians 5:16-18) Most of us feel a bit guilty when it comes to the amount of time we spend with God. I am no exception to this generalization. Having said that, I have not given up on praying for my coworkers.
Category:  Weekly Devotional

Missing the Most Important Thing

By John Eldredge We take folks through a discipleship program whereby they master any number of Christian precepts and miss the most important thing of all, the very thing for which we were created: intimacy with God. There are, after all, those troubling words Jesus spoke to those who were doing all the "right" things: "Then I will tell them plainly, 'I never knew you'" (Matt. 7:23). Knowing God. That's the point.
Category:  Weekly Devotional

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