Behave Well at the Workplace
It’s nice if someone employed you, but it’s better if you approach work with a godly mentality, just like how serious you take on ministry tasks. Assuming that posture will make you behave well at work.
It’s nice if someone employed you, but it’s better if you approach work with a godly mentality, just like how serious you take on ministry tasks. Assuming that posture will make you behave well at work.
Do you want to excel in anything you’re doing? Don’t just execute your ideas. Have backend structures set in place, even before beginning to pursue their fulfilment. Often, it’s the work that gets done behind the scenes that lead to the results everyone sees.
You may have lived in societies where bad things are adopted as ordinary. Once you recognize God’s call upon your life, become conscious that you are different. Follow God, not the traditions of men. He will take you far.
When Joseph got called by Pharaoh to interpret a disturbing dream, he knew it was a great opportunity to step into a new dimension of divine purpose. However, he didn’t appear before Pharaoh with prison clothes. He changed his presentation. It’s not just about your gift, but how you present yourself before great people. Learn!
When Jesus asked Philip that “Where shall we buy bread for these people to eat?”, He wasn’t confused. He knew what to do. But He run a spiritual survey to know what’s in the mind of Philip. Until spiritual leaders put team members creativity to task, they will be robbed to conceive spiritual and transformative ideas.
How far can you see ahead of you? Stay connected and committed to God, because if you do, He’ll expand your vision.
Live purposefully, but be open to God-made interruptions because there are things God will definitely use you to do that will never be captured in your plans.
Solomon, the richest man who ever lived, says in Proverbs 22:1 that choosing to have a good name is better than having trillions in your bank account. That means, a person’s character is more important than his wealth.
The purpose of God’s discipline is to enable us Christians, share in His holiness, not to make us struggle.
Since Galatians 3:16 says Christ is the Seed God was referring to when He promised Abraham, then it means all Christians are children of the promise of God to Abraham.
Endure hardship as you serve. However, concentrate on the mission of Christ saving and discipling this wicked world by being mission-driven in your actions and decisions.
As good as ideas may be, each one has to pass through the lens of the Spirit before it can be accepted, pursued, planned, and executed.