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Christ & the Church: Living Out the Power of the Holy Spirit The Holy Spirit leads every believer to a deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ. In the second chapter of the Book of Acts, we find a powerful account of how this transformation works. The early church grew rapidly as the Apostles and leaders boldly […]

A LASTING IMPRESSION It was too many years ago to remember clearly, back when I was still a nonbeliever. But I had an experience that left a lasting impression on me. At the time, I was a college student working at the post office. A group of us, all veterans, had been hired around the

The Approach How does one approach an opportunity to make a workplace connection?  How does a believer honestly express their faith in the workplace without offending others? The Bible provides a clear answer: speak the truth—God’s truth—grounded in Scripture and personal experience. Avoid speaking out of opinion, speculation, or vague interpretation. Use biblical common sense

The Opportunities Too many well-meaning Christians have failed to see the connections between ministry opportunities and their workplace. But the truth is, God uses everyday environments to carry out His purposes—and that includes where we work. 1. Build Relationships with Coworkers One of the simplest ways to minister is to build authentic relationships with fellow

The Basics For Christians, Workplace Connections is all about the ABC’s: A – Accepting humility B – Believing in godliness C – Communicating the gospel effectively Having a humble spirit in the workplace allows believers to form genuine, respectful relationships. Humility makes a believer trustworthy, regardless of the worldview of coworkers. But humility alone isn’t enough.

The Problem There is a growing issue in modern Western Christian society: a serious lack of understanding and application of the Word of God. Too many regular church members—also known as the laity—have surrendered their scriptural responsibility. The growth of the body of Christ has been handed off to the paid, and perhaps more disturbingly,

Introduction: A Life of Calling and Conviction After more than seventy years on this earth, I’ve worn many hats—crosswalk safety patrolman, paper boy, city manager, college professor, missions minister, and now, an author. Each role, whether in the public or religious sector, shaped my understanding of the workplace and deepened my conviction to live a