There is nothing like sharing a meal at your dinner table to really find out who someone is. Relationships spur opportunity to share your life in Jesus, and when you take that relationship outside of the office, into your home, those relationships can really grow

Are you motivated by Money or Fame or Job Status? What if we were motivated by those we can Love, make Smile, and find Purpose in living?

At the Holiday's, emotional hurt is amplified and multiplied. Think about the people you know who have lost a child, a parent, a spouse, or a best friend in the last year. The Holiday blues are a thing.

Teach your kids what it looks like to find opportunities to pray with people when they are hurting but all along be that person of excellence in their school work and their behavior, so that people will ask them why. Work with your kids to identify those they should be praying for by name each and every day.

Workplaces are so easy to remain at a comfortable distance with people. Invite your coworkers and their families over for dinner. Develop genuine relationships over dinner with them and watch it transform your workplace.

Jesus loved people openly, even those who would appear to be enemies.  Jesus was approachable and a friend.  Each of us can develop that kind of relationships in our workplace. 

One of the greatest ways Jesus touched the hearts of those he came in contact with…He showed them that he cared.  Lightening the load of a co-worker can soften a heart to one day be open to the message of the Gospel.