Good Morning!! O.K., one last look at inventorying our lives,...let's think
about choices in the workplace. Sometimes we tend to live by a different
set of standards in our career or business,...but God wants us to be
guided by His principles in every area of our lives. It's especially
important to consider our motives for doing what we do,
at work. Are we motivated mostly by our desire to move up the ladder and
make more money,...or is honoring our Lord still our most important
motivator?
In taking inventory, make a list of questions to ask yourself, like these:
All a person’s ways seem pure to them, but motives are weighed by the Lord. Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.—Proverbs 16:2,3 (NIV)
Honestly inventorying our attitudes, and actions, in the workplace is the first step toward correcting any bad behavior, or problem areas. As we confess our failures to God, He will forgive us and help us to chart a better path,...His path.
In taking inventory, make a list of questions to ask yourself, like these:
- Have I been swept into a competitive mode that causes me to try to get ahead even at the expense of hurting others?
- Do I base business decisions solely on my desire to succeed, or do I first consider the integrity of my choices?
- Has my work become so all-consuming, that I am putting it above my focus on my family?
- Am I participating in workplace gossip, and complaining?
- What kind of influence am I having on those around me?
All a person’s ways seem pure to them, but motives are weighed by the Lord. Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.—Proverbs 16:2,3 (NIV)
Honestly inventorying our attitudes, and actions, in the workplace is the first step toward correcting any bad behavior, or problem areas. As we confess our failures to God, He will forgive us and help us to chart a better path,...His path.
Only as we choose to do things God's way, will we find real success,...the kind that lasts for an eternity.
" If we are to have life ever lasting,...we must be born again."
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