The Irony Of Labor Day
It has always seemed ironic to me that we celebrate Labor Day by not working. I’m not saying we should
It has always seemed ironic to me that we celebrate Labor Day by not working. I’m not saying we should
As an employment law attorney, I counsel people every week who feel they have been treated unfairly by their employers.
Last year I blogged a series on the nature of work. My goal in that series was to challenge people
I’m a little bummed today. Today was Good Friday, and I don’t like to work on Good Friday. Easter is
This is the last post in this series on workplace evangelism. In this series I’ve been looking at the Parable
In the last post I wrote about the first lesson about workplace evangelism that comes from the Parable of the
I ended the prior post in this series in the middle of the Parable of the Shrewd Manager, where the
The parable I referred to in the last post appears in Luke 16:1-8. To understand the parable, one must recognize
This is the second in a series of posts on workplace evangelism. So, here’s the problem. You are a Christian
Today I’m starting a series on workplace evangelism. If you’ve been a Christian for any time at all, you have
I’ve suggested here in a prior post the possibility that competence is a characteristic of righteousness. If that is true,
There is a popular ideal among Christians these days. It is the ideal of the so-called balanced lifestyle. It posits
As I finish this series, I want to make it clear that dealing with an abusive or critical boss is
As an employment lawyer who has counseled people for more than twenty years, I’ve seen just about every wrong response
Dealing effectively with a horrible boss starts with having a Kingdom perspective. A Kingdom perspective is a Biblical worldview, but
Today GSB begins a five-part series: The Horrible Boss. I have a strange resume. I’m a board certified employment lawyer who
“In all labor there is profit, but mere talk leads only to poverty.” Proverbs 14:23
I try to read at least 50 books per year. That may seem like a lot, but I’ve read that
Operating in the delegated authority of King Jesus requires obedience and excellence. It requires accomplishing those tasks Jesus commands in
Jesus is interested not only in expansion but occupation as well. Christians occupy earthly territory for the kingdom of God
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